Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 1976

“I'm going to kill you today, God of War.”

His voice was filled with murderous intent.

Nathan replied coldly, “Quit blabbering nonsense.

“I guess I'll give you what you want since you seem to have a death wish,” Rax replied furiously.

After saying that, he stepped on the ground with all his might, creating a tremor on the ground. He then charged at the former like a cannonball before swinging a punch at him.

Nathan swung a fist at him at the same time and their fists met.

Bam!

The sound produced when their fists met was small but the ground beneath them cracked and crumbled.

Rax didn't expect Nathan to be as powerful as he was even though the latter had only thrown a casual punch.

“It's no wonder that you're so crazy. Turns out you're actually really strong. So strong that even

I am surprised.”

The latter scoffed, “This is already enough to surprise you? You should get another taste of my punch then.”

A punch followed right after he spoke.

This time, Nathan's face was full of seriousness and the relaxed look he had on earlier was nowhere to be seen. It was obvious that he was going to show Rax his true capabilities.

The air around his fist seemed distorted, showing how terrifyingly powerful his punch was.

Rax's eyes widened in terror and warning bells began to sound in his heart.

Nathan's fist wasn't even close to him but he could already feel the huge gush of wind that was generated from the punch.

He needed to squint his eyes because of it.

A single thought surfaced in his mind. Is he really human?

Nathan's fist was as powerful as an asteroid as it approached him before his eyes.

He let out a horrible yell and held his hands before his face to defend himself from the punch.

Crack!

However, Rax's effort to block his punch with both his arms was useless as they broke the second Nathan landed his punch.

The sounds of bones being crushed sounded, forming a long cracking noise.

In the end, the latter's punch landed right at his chest.

Rax flew backward as if he had been hit by a train before crashing on the ground.