Salute To The General

Indeed, when Nathan was in the North Army, he set down rules.

During a battle, if the situation were to become critical, a retreat was necessary. The new recruits would lead the way, and the veterans would bring up the rear. The soldiers would always move out first, with the officers bringing up the rear.

For that very reason, the casualty rate among the officers of the North Army was the highest among all major war zones. However, the combat power of the North Army was also the strongest among all major military regions.

Throughout, Nathan really never had the habit of abandoning his comrades and running away on his own.

Upon hearing those words, Shadowbeard's gaze toward Nathan subtly shifted. "Comrade?"

A feeling surged within, too profound for words.

He knew that Nathan always considered himself human and was unwilling to acknowledge his vampire identity.

Hearing Nathan refer to him as a comrade for the first time, he experienced a sense of friendship that transcended species.

Moreover, he became even more convinced of the idea that only Nathan could save the vampires.

He stared intently at Nathan, repeatedly telling himself something. Nathan cannot die. Nathan cannot die...

With a grin that was more of a smirk, Feralbone looked at Nathan. "Comrade? Haha! Nathan, you're the strongest God of War on Earth. Since when did you become friends with the lowly primordial vampire of the Divine Realm?" Primordial vampire of the Divine Realm? A hint of shock flashed in Nathan's eyes.

He instinctively looked at Shadowbeard, murmuring to himself, "My previous guess was indeed correct. Shadowbeard, you and your kind are not Earth vampires, but are vampires from the Divine Realm..."

Shadowbeard struggled to his feet.

At that moment, he no longer concealed anything and confessed, "That's right, we, the primordial vampires, all come from the Divine Realm. To put it precisely, it should be a prison from the Divine Realm. The Gods have held us captive for countless years, and only recently have they set us free, allowing us to come to Earth. The goal of the Gods is to have us assist the Earth vampires, to incite conflict between vampires and you humans, providing an opportunity for the Gods to take advantage."

Upon hearing that, Nathan was greatly surprised. Thoughts whirled in his mind, and he finally understood many things. Why has the Curia gained so many mysterious experts? Why have the vampires suddenly received a large amount of support from mysterious native vampire elites? Why are the Vampire and the Curia confronting each other again, even on the verge of war? As it turns out, the Gods have been pulling the strings. The Gods intend to incite a war between the vampires and the Curia, creating chaos, and then they can seize the opportunity to strike.

Nathan's face darkened. His gaze toward Feralbone and the other Gods was particularly icy. "You Gods. It's just never-ending with you. It seems you've completely disregarded the warning I gave you earlier. If that's the case, brace yourselves for a painful consequence!"

Feralbone and the rest exchanged glances, and they all laughed.

With a smug grin, Feralbone said, "Ha! Nathan, you and Shadowbeard are now our caged beasts, yet you still dare to talk big. After we kill you, we'll pin your death on the vampire. Outside the primeval forest, the Curia army and the vampire army are currently in a standoff, with troops from various countries arriving one after another. When Hepburn, the vampire queen, learns of your death, she will surely assume it was the work of the Curia. She will undoubtedly be consumed by rage, lose her sanity, and wage war in order to avenge you. And the Curia can wage war against the vampires under the banner of avenging you. As for the armies of all human nations, they will surely seek vengeance for you. When the time comes, they will all join the war."

Feralbone paused and sneered coldly, "But rest assured, we Gods who lurk in the shadows will not let the vampires be utterly defeated. We will secretly assist the vampires, enabling them to stand on equal footing with humans. This war must end with both humans and the vampires going down in flames together. The more the vampires and humans die, the more brutal the war becomes. It will make the Gods' invasion of Earth much easier! Haha!"

Shadowbeard was taken aback by what he heard.

Nathan said coldly, "I won't let you succeed."