Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 3494

All elite Gods, including God King, had their eyes fixed on Helios.

They were all waiting for the man to tell them a tragic yet grand heroic tale.

However, Helios remained kneeling on the ground with his head hung low and sweat dotting his face.

He stuttered, struggling to formulate his words.

In an instant, everyone started frowning.

Even Medille, who sat on the throne, urged in dissatisfaction, “Go ahead and tell us about it, Lios.”

Feeling incredibly awkward, Helios lifted his head and asked timidly, “What... What to tell?”

“Naturally, you're to tell us about how many human elites Nathan gathered, how they besieged Gryffen, how Gryffen fought against the odds, and the number of humans he killed until their blood flowed like a river before he finally died tragically at the hands of Nathan,” Medille said in displeasure.

Helios bit his lip, cautiously replying, “Actually, Your Majesty, Nathan didn't use the human wave attack or any underhanded methods. He merely had a one-on-one duel with Lord Gryffen. Then, Lord Gryffen was defeated, and his head severed.”

What? Nathan defeated and slew Gryffen in a one-on-one duel? How... How could that be possible?

Helios' words were a bucket of cold water to a sizzling hot pan, causing an immediate uproar among those present.

In the eyes of Gods, they were the strongest beings in the universe.

After the vampires living in Divine Realm were enslaved by Gods, they rebelled and escaped to Earth. Their descendants thrived on Earth, using human blood as food and making themselves a domineering existence on that planet.

To Gods, they considered themselves superior to vampires and vampires superior to humans.

Gryffen was indeed an elite among the vampires. Logically speaking, no one on Earth could compete with him.

They initially thought that Gryffen's demise on Earth was due to unfair treatment, killed by Nathan with a human wave attack.

Yet, they were suddenly told that Nathan had a one-on-one duel with Gryffen and honorably slew the man.