Ovie's words were not only directed at Vico, but also at He Ao beside him.
This was equivalent to pledging loyalty to the new Municipal Government.
It was also Ovie's response to He Ao's remark that military orders must come from a single source.
Since He Ao could trust him with the City Defense Army, he would also firmly stand with He Ao and the mayor He Ao had chosen.
They would maintain a single core, prevent the City Defense Army from opposing the Municipal Government, and ensure that all orders came from one source.
He Ao glanced at Ovie and nodded silently.
"Thank you, General Ovie. The people of Mint City will remember you."
At that moment, Vico nodded heavily and spoke quickly.
Ovie looked up at him, his gaze imperceptibly sweeping over He Ao's expression. He released his hand and smiled. "Mr. Vico truly is a promising young man. A promising young man indeed."
As he said this, he very obviously glanced at He Ao.
Vico did not understand what he meant, but He Ao did.
Promising young meant he was too young to be sitting in such a high position and was not mature enough.
Ovie was using those words to express his "doubt" toward Vico.
Loyalty had been declared, and opinions had been exchanged. Now came something deeper: understanding one's companions and understanding the team's strength and circumstances.
At the same time, he was openly displaying his worries and doubts.
After all, what they were doing now was not child's play. One careless misstep, and they could end up in pieces.
"Vico has courage."
He Ao glanced at the Bullet Holes on Vico's body and said casually, "Everything he has now, he fought for himself."
Ovie looked at the Bullet Holes on Vico's body, seemingly recalling