Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 3349

After saying that, Herod appeared in front of Nathan in a flash, launching an even more frenzied attack against the latter.

This time, Nathan did not just take the hits passively. Instead, he countered the moves and engaged in a fight with his opponent.

Boom! Boom! Boom!

The two figures were constantly flickering and shifting, their fists and feet continuously colliding, creating a thunderous sound that echoed endlessly in the surroundings.

The items within the palace suffered even more, left in a state of utter disarray from the shockwaves produced by the duo's intense battle.

Even the walls and pillars were damaged by the two.

In the blink of an eye, the two had exchanged over a hundred moves.

Suddenly, Nathan found a tiny flaw in Herod's move. The former launched a kick and fiercely struck Herod's chest.

Bang!

Like a sandbag, Herod was kicked into the air by Nathan, crashing into a wall.

Nathan did not seize the opportunity to press his advantage. Instead, he said coldly, “I told you, you're old. This world no longer belongs to you. You shouldn't have come out to cause trouble, only to end up in a pitiful state in your old age.”

No sooner after Nathan's words had fallen, a deafening sound resounded in the air. Boom!

A powerful gust of energy erupted from the spot where Herod had fallen.

In an instant, the entire palace seemed to be hit by an earthquake, shaking violently before it collapsed with a thunderous crash.

Max and the other vampires wore expressions of shock. They had not expected Nathan's fight with the Patriarch to actually cause the palace to collapse.

They hastily retreated, then looked on in astonishment at the scene enveloped in a cloud of dust.

It did not take long for the dust to settle.

Before everyone's eyes lay ruins and rubble, the ground strewn with chaos.

Amidst the ruins, under the sky illuminated by countless streaks of lightning, two figures stood facing each other.

The one with the upright figure is Nathan.

Across from Nathan, stood a towering figure of two hundred and twenty centimeters tall, a formidable and imposing presence—Herod.

At that moment, Herod had, surprisingly, already assumed his battle stance.