Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 399

Jack Green and the others saw what was happening and their expressions changed drastically. "Thomas, they came prepared and are coming for us. What should we do?"

Before Thomas could say anything, Terrence snorted and yelled, "Thomas Dunn, do you want to get down from your car by yourself, or should I have my people smash your car and drag you out like a dead dog?"

Thomas' face darkened as he yelled at Jack, “Get down!"

Immediately, Thomas alighted from the car with Jack and the dozen of subordinates.

He looked at the hundreds of enemies around him; all of them with murderous intent glinting in their eyes. Then, his gaze landed on Terrence and Zucker.

Suppressing the rage within him, he snarled, "How dare you two play dirty? If you dare lay a finger on me, my Master will never let you walk out of Channing alive!" Terrence snorted, "You don't have to threaten me with Nathan Cross! He's just a nobody among us Southern Four!"

Zucker smiled and said, "Thomas, don't worry. We'll also send your Master and the rest of his people to their deaths too. Since you're a family, you have to die together, right?"

Fury flashed through Thomas' eyes as he bellowed, "Kill them and break out of here!”

Jack and the rest shouted simultaneously, "Go!”

Terrence snorted and waved a hand. The hundreds of his subordinates all attacked Thomas and his people at the same time like hungry wolves.

A fierce battle unfolded on the street in an instant.

These subordinates that Terrence and Zucker had brought with them were the cream of the crop. They were all masters in fighting.

Thomas only had a dozen of people at his side and naturally could not overcome the hundreds of enemies. Jack and the others fell one by one. Some of them were dead; others were severely injured.

Only Thomas was still ferocious like a provoked tiger as he bellowed with rage and fought tooth and nail, leaving a few dozens of seriously mutilated enemies in his path.

As Thomas fought with all his might, a bald, obese man walked out slowly from the shadows.