"If you trust me, then you'd best make preparations. Remember, you absolutely must not alarm those scouts."
"That way, not only will you be able to see clearly whether there are any traitors, you might even be able to beat them at their own game and deal the War Legion a vicious blow, reaping quite a bit of military merit."
"Oh, right—this sort of military merit was something the commander of Grayrock City obtained just last night. Have you heard about it?"
"All right. I've said what I needed to say. What you choose to do next is up to you!"
With that, Nalant did not waste any more words. He used Spatial Teleportation and left the room at once.
The commander of Nuk City was still standing there in a daze.
Only after Nalant had truly vanished did he come back to his senses. "Could it be that Grayrock City's victory had something to do with this Nalant?"
Although there was no other information to prove it, and Nalant himself had not said it directly, the commander of Nuk City still heard the meaning behind those words.
And in that case, it actually cleared up his confusion as to why the commander of Grayrock City had been able to achieve such a battle record.
He was naturally familiar with Commander Grayrock and knew his abilities.
He was indeed an outstanding commanding officer, but to say he was some sort of war god was absolutely not the case.
Thinking that was one thing, but without one hundred percent certainty, Commander Nuk naturally could not fully believe Nalant's words.
What if Nalant had merely happened to hear about it and deliberately said it out loud?
After that, the commander of Nuk City remained tangled up over whether he should listen to