Dauntless God Of War novel Chapter 178

Victor asked Max concernedly after hearing the latter exclaim and seeing his expression, which was full of shock.

Max, however, ignored him and continued examining the next word.

At that moment, Max's expression became full of emotions. He looked surprised, amazed, but more so, filled with doubt.

It was because he vividly felt that the two calligraphy paintings were made by the same person.

However, the two calligraphy paintings did not give him the same feeling.

The calligraphy painting before him was not as complicated. The four words only conveyed one main feeling—the soldiers should march forward bravely without retreat for the sake of their homes and country.

After finishing his examination of the torn calligraphy, Max put down the magnifying glass in his hand and looked at Victor with an unfathomable expression. “Victor, I think we've all wronged Yuvan. He did not bring a counterfeit to make a fool of you. This piece is also by the God of War!”

“What? This, too, is a piece by the God of War? It's impossible! According to rumors, Loyalty to the Country was a piece written by the God of War before that great battle. At that time, the enemy forces were great. We only had a paltry thirty thousand soldiers, while the enemy had a strong force of a million soldiers.

“The God of War had written the words 'Loyalty to the Country' before the war began to encourage his soldiers to not retreat even in the face of death. The soldiers were enraptured by those words and the God of War's fighting spiriting. It was as though all of them had been possessed by martial—” Victor recounted the history of how Loyalty to the Country came about in disbelief.

“Wait! Are you telling me that Loyalty to the Country was written before the war to encourage the soldiers?” Max suddenly cut Victor off.

“That's right. A lot of people know this!” Victor was not upset at being cut off and nodded affirmatively.

“I understand what's going on, then. Hahaha...” Max mumbled to himself and repeated what Victor had said twice.

He had finally found the cause of his confusion.

He sprung up from the hospital bed and started talking excitedly, which made Max feel puzzled.

“No wonder. Even though I can see that both pieces are by the God of War, save for the first word, the feeling that the last three words give is completely different. It turns out that Loyalty to the Country was a piece written by the God of War before that great battle. He could not have known how the battle would have turned out then.

“It was imperative that they feel confident if they wanted to win against the overwhelming enemy forces. As such, these words inspire others to have the courage to march forward even in the face of death on the battlefield. This was what the God of War wanted to convey then.

“However, in the piece which we saw earlier, save for the feeling of wanting to march forward, the last three words are more of a reflection of what happened at that battle and things that the God of War had felt helpless about,” Max explained the feeling the two pieces gave him in one long breath.

“Victor, what's the name of your grandson-in-law? He must know the God of War personally to get his hands on a piece of Loyalty to the Country written after the war!” Max did not wait for Victor to respond as he continued with his question.

He was now filled with curiosity about the young man known as Harold.

Not only could he look into the mindscape of the God of War through the calligraphy painting, but he could also get his hands on a piece written by the latter after the war.

He was no ordinary man.