Salute To The General

Several powerful figures from the army escorted Helios to Nathan. One of them, a strong figure from the army, lowered his voice and growled at Helios. "Stand still. Don't move, or face the consequences!" They all fear Helios would be driven to desperate measures, resorting to violence and causing harm.

If he were to cause harm to Nathan, they would be filled with regret.

Helios was being held by several strong men from the army, yet his face was full of defiance. He continued to struggle like a fierce beast resenting its bonds, seemingly ready to break free and attack. Upon seeing this scene, Nathan flashed a faint smile. He casually ordered, "No need to threaten him. Just unlock his shackles and let him go."

Let him go?

The soldiers on the scene stared at Nathan in astonishment.

The surrounding Gods of War were also stunned.

Even Helios was taken aback, staring at Nathan in disbelief.

Colin asked a bit anxiously, "Mr. Chance?"

Nathan said coldly, "I said, let him go."Content property of NôvelDra/ma.Org.

Colin said, "Yes!"

After speaking, Colin waved his hand.

Several of the military's elites immediately acted upon the order, promptly unlocking the shackles and fetters on Helios's body before quickly stepping back.

The surrounding soldiers were on high alert, as if facing a formidable enemy.

Wolfric, along with Gods of War like Leopold, also had their nerves on edge.

In their view, Nathan's move was undoubtedly like letting the tiger out of the cage.

If the tiger was released from its cage, it could bite.

Everyone was tense, but Nathan remained calm, even casting a mocking glance at Helios.

Instead, it was Helios who found himself in an awkward situation.

Just now, he was being held by several powerful humans, struggling intensely, appearing as if he was desperate to break free.

Now, when Nathan ordered his release, he didn't dare to move recklessly.

After all, Nathan's strength was undeniable. Even the Swordmaster, Gryffen was killed by him.

Helios was merely a Demigod and couldn't possibly go against Nathan.

Nathan sneered, "Didn't you say I was going to die? Didn't you say all of us humans were going to die? I'm giving you the chance now, to kill me." Upon hearing the words, Helios felt a jolt throughout his body, and beads of sweat began to form on his forehead.

The people around exchanged glances.

Who else but Nathan would dare to disregard the Gods in such a way?

Seeing Helios standing still,

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trembling all over, and drenched in cold sweat, yet not daring to make a move, Nathan couldn't help but mock him even more, "What's the matter? Are you too scared to act? It seems that you Gods are nothing more than powerful beings in name only."

Hearing that, Helios could bear no more. After all, in the prison next to him, there were Gods like Maya watching him.

As the saying went, "One would rather die than have oneself humiliated."

He roared in fury, "Nathan, I'm going all out against you."

After saying that, he suddenly lunged at Nathan, attacking with a violent fury.

Seeing the situation, Colin and the others were greatly surprised.

Nathan, with his hands behind his back, snorted coldly. "How impudent!"

As the words left Nathan's mouth, the aura around him suddenly intensified.

A powerful and unparalleled aura burst forth from Nathan, sweeping across the entire field.

Helios was charging toward Nathan, so he bore the brunt of it.

He felt an overwhelming pressure rushing toward him. It hit him so hard that his head buzzed as if struck by a heavy blow. His vision blurred, and his surroundings started to spin wildly.

He clutched his head in agony, and with a thud, he fell heavily to his knees before Nathan.

The people around were all staring at the scene before them in shock.

Inside the prison, Mila and the other Gods looked at Nathan with fear and astonishment. They discovered that Nathan's mental strength was truly formidable.

Nathan looked at Helios, who was kneeling before him in unbearable pain, and said coldly, "You are nothing in front of me, and your Gods are nothing in front of us humans. Earth has no intention of making enemies with the Divine Realm. However, you'd better not come to Earth and look for trouble here. I won't kill you, but go back to Divine Realm and tell your God King. From now on, the Divine Realm and Earth will stay out of each other's business. If he agrees, I might consider releasing the other captured Gods. If he disagrees, or

agrees but then betrays our trust, we

humans will make the Gods pay the price. We may even storm your Divine Realm, forcing you to beg for mercy on your knees."

The faces of the Gods imprisoned in the jail turned extremely unsightly when they heard Nathan's warning.