Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 685

Those who originally planned to fire back at Colin gave up on their seemingly suicidal mission when they heard Colin's warning and recalled his exquisite marksmanship.

At the same time, Gladius retreated completely, behind his guards, reluctant to even sneak a peek.

Despite that, his voice still could be heard. "Nathan. Your gunman really is skilled, but I have a few hundred men, so do you think that you have enough bullets to kill us all?"

Colin threatened coldly. "I don't have a lot of bullets, but there's enough for a few dozen people. Those who want to die can feel free to do so.”

Gladius was no angel as well, so he commanded his men callously, "Charge all at once! Let's see how much of us can he kill? If you chicken out of this, I'll go back and slaughter your whole family! On the other hand, I'll reward those who march on fearlessly with ten million. Those who kill Nathan Cross or his gunman will be rewarded an extra one billion!”

The hefty rewards sparked up the courage of the thugs!

There's a one billion reward for killing either Nathan Cross or Colin Dunne, and even if we die trying, we still get ten million.

The several hundred men's eyes were bloodshot in an instant.

They all wanted to charge forwards to earn themselves a fortune, even at the expense of their own lives.

Meanwhile, Centaur shouted too, "What are you doing just standing there? Two billion is just before your eyes! Charge!"

The thugs from the Cross Family were about to rush them down when they heard a loud, rumbling noise of machinery from above.

After that, someone exclaimed in surprise, "Oh my God, there are so many helicopters above the cruise ship!" "Look at that! What's that thing on the sea?”

"It's a warship. Oh my God, it's a submarine chaser!"

"There's one here too!"

"Oh my God, it's a naval fleet from the South, and they're surrounding us right now."

The businessmen and businesswomen all had expressions of surprise and joy, while Gladius and his men were dumbfounded.

It was obvious that they did not understand how they managed to attract the naval fleet.

One of the flagships on the sea blared out their warning with their communication devices, "To the bandits on The Princess, we're the South's navy. We're now ordering you to put down your weapons, wrap your hands around your hand, kneel down, and surrender. We won't hesitate to kill those who don't comply with our orders."