Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 1359

Cole added, "What’s more, Jenson is merely a baby. Whether he'll be able to lead the troops to war is another matter. If you lend him the Corvettes so rashly, what if he accidentally fails and wipes out the entire army? How will you face the locals, Grandfather?"

Cole's voice was gentle. Even so, the drawbacks he muttered out had hints of unwillingness to overlook o r spare them.

Grand Old Master glanced at Jenson. Even though he gave out an experienced and knowledgeable aura that was mature well beyond his years, his actual age was barely 14 years old.

If he were to let him lead a group of elite soldiers, Noel was afraid that Jenson would not be able to subdue them.

However, if he were to let him lead a group of ordinary soldiers, he was afraid that he would delay Jenson’s time dealing with his matters.

The grand old master was hesitant.

Jenson suddenly uttered arrogantly, "Who said I’ll lose if I lead the troops?"

Cole scorned and said, "You know how to lead troops?"

He laughed as if he had just heard the biggest joke.

Jenson asked imposingly, "Am I entitled to participate in that barriers competition?"

Cole languidly replied, "Since you've acknowledged your relatives, then you're one of the Yorks’ stronghold's people. Naturally, you're eligible to undertake the barriers."

Jenson smiled and said to Grand Old Master Yorks," Great-grandpa, there's no need to feel troubled because of me. The Ares family motto is there are thousands of paths to take in the world, and the only path you shouldn't take is the shortcut. Since I'm borrowing troops from the Yorks' stronghold, I’ll do it according to the stronghold’s rules. Let my abilities speak for what kind of troops I can lead."

Noel's mouth opened slightly in shock. Jenson's tough attitude of not asking for anything resembled him when he was younger.

Jenson indeed was his great-grandson.

"Haha, Jens, Great-grandpa likes your proud temperament. Alright, Great-grandpa will go ahead and arrange the barrier competition."