All Chapters of The Hidden War General: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Arnold Reed suppressed a smile, clearly agreeing with Zach’s words.But the man, of course, maintained his composure as a war general and then said, “Zach, watch your tongue!”Zach shrugged. “General Reed, I was just curious. Besides, Lieutenant Breece is stationed in this office, and according to Commander Corwell, there’s no need to take up arms. So, wasn’t my question just now reasonable, General?”Far from being offended by Zach’s remark, Steven casually replied, “I’m still a soldier, Lieutenant Drey. How could I not be able to draw my weapon?”Feeling quite confident, Zach retorted, “Ah, in that case, how about we practice for a bit, Lieutenant Breece?”“Of course, Lieutenant Drey,” Steven answered calmly.Henry immediately turned toward him and was about to scold him, but Arnold spoke up instead, “Let it be, Commander Corwell. Just consider this a warm-up. Besides, the two of them haven’t seen each other in a long time. A duel like this will allow both of them to hone their resp

Nathan had actually seen two men from Arnold Reed’s side sneaking into Henry’s residence earlier. But of course, he could also see everything they were doing inside.They were only searching for something, but they did not take anything. They also did not place any listening devices or anything similar. In other words, those two men were most likely only ordered by Arnold Reed to inspect something.“Maybe … General Reed wants to find evidence of your whereabouts, General,” Justin said softly.Meanwhile, another soldier named Freddy commented, “General Reed might think that you’re there.”“Fred, that’s impossible. Only an idiot would suspect something like that. I mean … it’s obviously impossible for General Lee to hide there because that would clearly be the first place the palace would suspect,” Justin argued.Freddy scratched his ear and then smiled awkwardly.What his friend said was indeed true. It was impossible for them to think that Nathaniel Lee was hiding at Henry Corwell’s r

Henry Corwell replied, “I’ll do my best, General Reed.”That answer alone was enough to satisfy Arnold Reed. He knew that all of Nathaniel Lee’s men were deeply loyal to their general. It was impossible for him to pressure them into betraying him; that was clearly out of the question. All he could do was encourage those loyal soldiers to help the general regain his position.In that way, he was absolutely certain that they would be the ones to escort Nathaniel Lee right to the palace gates.“Alright, it seems my business here is done. I … will return to the palace and convey this answer to the king. He … will surely be very pleased to hear this news,” Arnold said as he stood up. Up front, Steven Breece was still talking to Zach Drey, who was sitting there enjoying an ice cream.“You… aren’t planning to go back to the palace, Breece?” Zach finally asked, holding his breath.Steven turned toward the young man, who was still enthusiastically eating his ice cream, like a child who had

Zach Drey was suddenly snapped out of his reverie upon hearing Arnold Reed’s sharp tone.He didn’t need to ask again who Arnold Reed had ordered him to find.He wasn’t deaf. He had clearly heard the Veldera Kingdom’s war general mention the name of the former war general, Nathaniel Lee.A man who had suffered far too much injustice at the hands of the kingdom.It wasn’t that he didn’t know about the hostility between Nathaniel Lee and Arnold Reed. He knew for certain that the root of the problem was a position of authority.However, it was Arnold Reed who had an issue with it. Nathaniel Lee, on the other hand, had never once given that position a second thought.“Find him! He must still be around here,” Arnold said, his face flushed with anger.The man read the paper again and crumpled it until it was nothing but a small ball.‘Damn it! He knows I’m here and he’s deliberately trying to toy with me,’ Arnold thought irritably.All of his men were searching for Nathaniel Lee or anyone wh

Without a moment’s hesitation, Nathan replied, “Yes.” Nathan’s answer immediately shook her to the core. She had always held herself in such high regard that she repeatedly felt Nathan was incredibly lucky to have her. She also always blamed her grandfather for forcing her to marry a man of unknown origins who worked as a park cleaner. She often felt so ashamed of Nathan’s profession. Not only that, Angela also often thought she was so unlucky to have married a loser who could only stay silent when insulted by family and others. Now that everything has come to light, Angela realizes she was completely wrong. She is deeply ashamed. It wasn’t Nathan who was lucky to have her, rather, she was the one who was incredibly lucky to marry a national hero. Now she feels so small in front of