Legend Of Dragon Lord novel Chapter 64

"Is it over?"

Leaving the Lieutenant General Lau's office, Frank met Gary, who looked tired.

"I thought I could continue to the training for a period of time to improve myself, but I receive a task." Gary looked sullen and his eyes were full of disappointment.

Perhaps he was the one who knew Frank's skills best in H Country. He dreamed of asking Frank to teach him some skills, which could be handed down as an heirloom.

But there were some clues for the airport terrorist incident. As the most experienced soldier with special war experience in Peking, he wouldn't leave the matter alone.

"There will be plenty of opportunities in the future."

Frank smiled and patted Gary on the shoulder, then left.

Gary sighed as Frank left. He gathered his senses and knocked on the door of Lieutenant General Lau's office.

"Sir, this is the message we just received. The Cancer Organization's contact at the United States headquarter has sneakily leaked the news that the Cancer Organization has been divided into three parts, one of which is responsible for the terrorist attack at the airport."

As Gary said this, he handed the file to Jacob, who looked serious.

"Is it reliable?" Jacob took the document, glanced at it, and then threw it aside.

"I am not sure, but based on what Frank told me, it might be reliable. The Cancer Organization invited Frank to be their member once." Gary said.

Jacob nodded with doubts in his eyes. After a moment, he said, "What caused the Cancer Organization to fall apart? What is the purpose of creating terrorist incidents in our country?"

Gary was astounded.

If he had known this, he'd have caught all those terrorists now, instead of running around like a headless chicken.

The best defense was to attack, but now he could not know whom he should attack, so he could only do his best to defend. Under great pressure, he had not slept for more than an hour for several days.

Another terrorist attack at the airport or something like that would kill him. He couldn't stand that.

"Well, you don't know anything at all." Lieutenant General Lau said lightly.

Gary was speechless. "What did you mean by looking at me disdainfully?"

"Let's put that aside. Here's a prescription from Frank. He said it is a cure for the hidden injuries from over-training. Try it."

As soon as the Lieutenant General Lau finished speaking, Gary rushed to his feet, his face full of shock and his eyes full of disbelief.

"Don't make a fuss." Lieutenant General Lau was angry and said, "Why can't you keep calm? Do I dare to appoint difficult tasks to you in the future if you act so immature? Where is your composure?"

A barrage of questions made Jacob completely forget he didn't behave himself just now.

"Let me see."

Gary didn't care about Jacob's scolding. He just stared at the prescription in Jacob's hand, and wanted to grab it over. This was the prescription to cure the hidden injuries!

Gary's eyes turned red unconsciously.

He did not remember how many of his comrades were defeated because of excessive training and accumulated hidden injuries, but he could not forget those heartbroken roars and their lingering looks.