Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 1362

The next day, Nathan, Fang, Destroyer, and Heptakill left for the North.

Bossania City, The North.

Built along the mountainside was the enormous Leeroy family mansion.

Behind this mansion was the training grounds which was filled with numerous men in black at the moment.

There were also about ten or so corpses sprawled across the grounds.

The Leeroy family head, Lucifer Wand, had his hands behind his back and his feet shoulder-width apart as he stood at ease. He was clad in a pair of army green pants and black boots with nothing on top.

Coupled with his strapping figure and stern-looking face, Lucifer commanded a dominating presence.

Gazing at the corpses by his feet, he asked coldly, "They're nothing more than a bunch of useless good-for-nothings. Is there anyone else?"

One of his most trusted subordinates, Orlando Hicks, immediately came forward and reported, "Sire, there is one more person. His name is Ether and he's been sentenced to life as well. He's always been held on the eighteenth story of the Northern Prisons.”

"He heard that you've been recruiting and he's offered to work for you in exchange for his freedom."

The Northern Prisons!

This was one of the most famous prisons throughout the nation. Prisoners held here had one thing in common - they all had done some really horrible stuff.

Furthermore, this prison had been built underground.

There was a total of eighteen stories in this prison. The lower you went into this prison, the more mysterious and powerful these prisoners were.

Any criminal that needed to be held on the eighteenth level was capable of unleashing mayhem and bloodshed on society.

The comers of Lucifer's mouth tugged upwards into a smile. "Ether reigned the North with his unparalleled prowess twenty years ago. It's said that troops of special forces were deployed back then just to capture him. Many good men died that day before we were able to bring him in.”

"And he's been kept on the eighteenth story of the Northern Prisons ever since."