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Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 3290

The flash of a blade vanished in an instant! Peace returned to the surroundings once again. Buro stood rooted to the ground, motionless. It was as if someone had restrained his movement.

As for Parkhurst, after being struck by Nathan's winding lightning, he sprinted with all his might, fleeing into the distance. Unfortunately, after only a few dozen meters, his head dropped from his shoulders like a ripe melon from its stem, rolling to the side. His headless corpse moved for a few more meters before finally collapsing to the ground powerlessly.

What?

Max's pupils dilated rapidly when he saw this. His mouth dropped open as if he saw a ghost in broad daylight. There was a pin-drop silence. Horrified, Max quickly shifted his gaze back to Buro, who stood motionless in the distance. Countless vampires and tens of thousands of humans looked at Buro with apprehension. Thoughts were running through Max's mind.

Buro, are you okay? If you're okay, please move a bit! Why are you standing there motionless? Are you scared silly?

It seemed as if Buro heard Max's inner thoughts and wanted to give the latter a response.

Buro moved. He glanced at Parkhurst, whose head had been separated from his body, and then slowly lowered his gaze to look at his chest. His clothes were burnt to a crisp. There was also a distinct line of blood on his chest. He glanced at the bloodstain on his chest and couldn't help but raise his head to look at Nathan, giving a wry smile.

The Curia, led by Hepburn, along with the armies of various nations led by dozens of War Gods, formed the main army on the eastern front had finally arrived. Upon arriving at the battlefield, Hepburn was met with a gruesome scene that filled him with rage. He roared, “All troops, attack! Wipe out these dark scums!”

Boom!

The alliance warriors responded swiftly to his order and charged forward toward the vampire before them. The vampires' morale was already low, and they were utterly defeated almost instantly as they weren't prepared. Upon witnessing this scene, Max was filled with immense despair. After Nathan killed Buro and Parkhurst, his gaze fell on Max. Nathan realized that his situation had improved for the better. His heart was finally at ease, and he focused all his attention on Max. With his sword in hand, he strode towards Max and said coldly, “Max, it's impossible for you to escape this time.”

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