Salute To The General
Chapter 3280 That Critical Moment

At that critical moment, a hidden weapon silently sliced through the air with stealth and precision. Clang!

The sudden projectile struck Parkhurst's dagger, causing it to vibrate and nearly slip from his grasp. The impact forced Parkhurst to stumble backward, regaining his balance after a few steps. His face contorted in shock as he slowly turned his head towards the source of the hidden weapon. In the darkness of the night, atop the towering canyon, stood a figure tall and upright.

The night breeze blew, causing the man's military coat to flutter and rustle. Leopold, who had narrowly escaped death at the gates of the underworld, opened his eyes and followed Parkhurst's gaze, filled with astonishment. As one of the top elite humans, he could see clearly even in the Eternal Darkness without the aid of any night vision devices. Upon seeing the tall figure standing atop the canyon, he couldn't help but utter in a low voice, exclaiming, "Commander Cross!" It turned out that the man standing atop the canyon was none other than Nathan.

The person who had come to Leopold's rescue was indeed Nathan. Nathan, who had been ten kilometers away, heard the sound of gunfire emanating from Hellfire Canyon. He knew without a doubt that Leopold must have engaged in a battle with the vampires. He ordered Colin and the others to lead the troops forward while he rushed ahead alone at the fastest speed to provide support.

His timely arrival proved to be fruitful as he witnessed Leopold on the verge of falling under Parkhurst's dagger, prompting him to swiftly intervene. Standing atop the canyon, Nathan gazed down from a commanding position, his expression cold and indifferent as he observed Parkhurst. Parkhurst and the elite vampires behind him also sensed the arrival of an elite human.

They all raised their heads and looked at Nathan. The icy and slightly angered stare of Parkhurst met with Nathan's gaze, colliding like thunder and lightning. "So, you are Nathan, the God of War?" Parkhurst remarked, looking at Nathan and easily deducing his identity. After all, among humans, there were only a few who surpassed Leopold in strength, and Nathan was one of them.

Nathan responded in a cold tone, "If I'm not mistaken, you must be one of the twelve remaining vampire princes, Parkhurst."

At that moment, more vampire warriors noticed the presence of Nathan, the uninvited guest. The Infernal Warriors who were fiercely resisting in the valley, also caught sight of Nathan's figure through their night vision goggles. Covered in blood, Rogan peered into the distance, his eyes fixed on Nathan's form. Excitedly, he exclaimed, "It's Commander Cross! It's the God of War, Nathan! He's here, we're saved!"

Rogan had fought alongside Nathan at sea and had forged an extraordinary friendship with him. Moreover, he had great confidence in Nathan's abilities. Seeing Nathan at that moment was like a drowning person spotting a lifeline, filling him with excitement and anticipation. Inspired by Rogan's jubilant shout, the Infernal Warriors who were informed of the situation joined in the cheer, glimpsing a glimmer of hope for their survival. Confirming that the uninvited guest before him was indeed Nathan, the strongest War God among humans, a sinister smile crept upon Parkhurst's lips.

"Hehe, my original mission this time was to slay the Remdik War God, Leopold. But since you, God of War, have come seeking death, I can only oblige and take care of you as well."

Nathan responded calmly, "Two King-Class vampires once boasted of killing me, but now they rest eternally. Do you truly believe you are superior to Lux and Vivien?" Parkhurst coldly snorted, "You may have been able to kill Lux and Vivien, but that doesn't necessarily mean you can kill me. On the contrary, today, I will avenge them."

With those words, he swiftly ascended into the air, soaring toward Nathan, who stood atop the canyon, launching his attack. Nathan let out a cold snort, crouched slightly, and with a resounding boom, the ground beneath him cracked. Like a cannonball, he descended into the depths of the valley, meeting Parkhurst head-on...