Supreme Mars novel Chapter 797

A dark green jeep is slowly parked in front of the Wyverns training base.

Neither the style nor the sample of the car is different from the chariot inside Wyverns.

It just doesn't have a Wyverns-specific number plate.

So the guards of Wyverns saw at once that this was not their car.

Two guards at the gate, armed with steel guns, stopped the car in its tracks.

"Who are you?"

They shouted in unison, their eyes cold.

The dark green jeep came to a steady stop, the door opened and two men stepped out.

The man walking in front is dressed in a military suit, wearing a black hat but not showing a face, instead he wears a dark smiling mask, as the sunlight shining down, he looked somewhat grim.

The man behind him was gentle, dressed in a suit, and the mere fact that he was standing there gave off a huge pressure like a tarzan.

"Mr. Henderson?"

The two guards could not have known the eccentric man in the mask, but they could not have not known Karl.

Karl came up and nodded to them, "I brought him in."

The two guards hesitated for a moment, not knowing whether to give way or not.

Karl's influence is by no means in the War Department.

"Let them in."

A cold, feminine voice suddenly came from the base.

At these words, the two guards then dared to let them go.

At the sound of the voice, the face beneath the mask changed slightly and he could not help but look around at the sound.

A beautiful woman with a cool temperament walked over.

Then he grinned, "Sharon."

Sharon didn't say anything, just gave him a look and said indifferently, "Come in."

Karl looked to Hunter, "I am just accompanying, it is up to you to make it work."

Hunter grinned, didn't say a word, and strode in.

His back was straight, like a general returning from a victorious battle, and the crowds that came and went could feel the pride in his bones.

Everyone had the illusion that it was as if he was supposed to come back to this place.

Sharon's eyes, however, glared down little by little.

With Leo gone, every kind of people jumped out.

Hunter arrives at the door of an ancient building in a symmetrical left-right style and surveys the structure inside with deep interest.

"It's been five years and still nothing has changed here."

Hunter touches the wall gently and murmurs.

He kept looking for a long time before he suppressed the emotion and anger in his heart and gently snapped the door of the ancient building.

"Come in."

The thick, strong voice of Sidney came from the room.

Bat pushed the door in and saw Sidney sitting in the seat directly above him, his gaze like a torch and his aura like a god.

Gazing at the old Commander of Wyverns, Bat grinned and gave a symbolic bow, "Old Commander of Wyverns, long time no see."

"I'd rather not see you."

Sidney snorted coldly, looking slightly angry.

Three years on, he still hasn't let go of this matter.

Originally, Pompeii was supposed to have two patron saints, Leo and Dominic.

But because of this kid's desertion, Dominic disappeared .

What a loss!

Seeming to sense Sidney's disgust with him, Hunter frowned slightly, but did not get angry and said, "Old Commander of Wyverns, in your eyes, I am indeed wrong, but in my own eyes, I am not at fault."

"People should think of themselves. Back then, Dominic and I were already surrounded by a large army, it was difficult to escape, and if we still went hard, it was not bravery, but stupidity, he told me to go back and call the men, and he would deal with the rest."

"So you've given up on him?"

Sidney's eyes burned into him, his eyes as stern as a sword.

At this look, Hunter, who wanted to continue, opened his mouth slightly, but nothing came out.

The words ended, he came and sat down in front of Sidney, his expression calm, "It's not like giving up, the journey was miles away from the base camp, and it took at least an hour for a round trip, by the time I called someone to arrive, Dominic might have already dead."

"That's not the reason."

There was finally anger in Sidney's words and he interrupted him directly.

Hunter sighed softly in his heart, he had guessed such an outcome.

If it were before, he might have had a guilty and compassionate heart, but now, his heart has long since turned to stone.

"Old Commander of Wyverns, time is precious, so don't mention the past."

Hunter said, "I am here today for one thing only, I hope I can return to the Wyverns and resume my original identity."