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Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 1881

Summary for Chapter 1881: Salute To The General (Nathan Cross)

Summary of Chapter 1881 from Salute To The General (Nathan Cross)

Chapter 1881 marks a crucial moment in Giselle’s Novel novel, Salute To The General (Nathan Cross). This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Yosef's eyes flashed with equal parts of regret and fear. I should have called upon more men! Maybe I should have brought the Demon Troopers, too!

Unfortunately, there was no room left for past regrets.

“Nathan, you're no longer the General of the North!” Yosef spat bitterly. “You'd better watch your actions or-”

“Or what?” Nathan asked.

“Or the Davier family will make you pay!” Yosef snarled like a cornered wild beast.

“We won't stop with just your death. Your wife, daughter, and every single one of your friends will all share your demise!”

“It seems that I have to beat some sense into you,” Nathan replied coolly. He remained unruffled by Yosef's threat.

What?

Yosef's pupils dilated in sheer panic and his mouth hung open, but before he could say anything, Nathan's fist had already swung towards him.

BanglBang, bang, bang...

Nathan's fists hit Yosef squarely in the face. Each blow pummeled Yosef into a mangled mess of blood.

After a few more punches, the blazing anger in Nathan's heart was gradually smothered as his fury diminished.

He was prepared to deliver a final killing blow to

the b*stard.

“Nathan,” Hansel stepped forward to put a halt to Nathan's action upon seeing the murderous flare of determination on the latter's face. “That's enough. Even if he gets treatment, Yosef will remain crippled for life from these grave injuries.”

If it had been any other person, Nathan would have brushed him off. But it was Hansel, so he listened obediently.

Nathan dismissed his initial idea of killing Yosef and loosened his grip on Yosef's collar. Without the support, Yosef pitched forward lifelessly and crashed to the ground.

“Bring this b*stard back and inform Mr. Davier not to disturb me anymore,” Nathan ordered Yosef's underlings, many of whom had broken limbs upon facing Nathan's wrath. “If he does not heed my warnings, I will not hesitate to crush the entire Davier family myself.”

He would crush the Davier family! Both Camilla and Hansel were taken aback by Nathan's threat. Even the various customers in the restaurant were struck with disbelief when they heard Nathan's statement.

“We will remain sworn enemies to our deaths. Why should I bend to his will? My attitudes toward the Davier family and Xyperia are alike. Giving in to them is useless and cowardly. If they refuse to listen to me, I will simply retaliate until they obey me.”

Hansel's eyes widened; whatever he was about to say died in his throat.

Is Nathan really too domineering?Or perhaps Nathan has lost confidence ever since his position was taken away?

In the end, Hansel merely let out a heavy sigh. “Youngsters these days have too much energy,” Hansel said helplessly to Camilla.

On the other hand, Camilla thought that the Davier family was increasingly acting out of hand, and their actions had finally pushed Nathan to the limits of his patience.

“As you said, are they still youngsters if they do not act this way?” she retorted jokingly.

Hansel and Nathan were surprised by her bold words, which then made them burst into a round of laughter.

Hansel raised his glass. “Nathan, I've taken up many disciples under my wing in the past. But out of all of them, you remain my sole favorite. Since you are about to lead the North Army against Xyperia, I wish you a swift victory.”

Nathan lifted up his own glass in response. “Thank you, Mr. Windsor,” he said solemnly.

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