"Your Excellency, your soldiers are far too lawless."
Supported by Amaterasu, the Emperor straightened his disheveled hair and demanded loudly.
"Are they? Then I'll make sure to reward them properly when I get back."
Commander Sun smiled and patted Zhou Zheng's shoulder approvingly. "Well done."
"Thank you, Commander."
Zhou Zheng raised his head proudly and saluted.
"As the saying goes, a weak soldier fails alone; a weak general fails his whole army." Commander Sun spoke slowly, but firmly. "If you think all my soldiers are lawless, what sort of man do you think I am as their commander?"
"I smile at you because you're laughable, not because I'm polite. Understand?" Commander Sun's eyes were full of contempt. "You should be grateful it's the man I am today who landed on your island. Twenty years ago, you'd have had to take a hundred thousand tons of shells before you could see me."
With things spelled out so plainly,
even the Emperor knew Commander Sun had come with hostile intentions.
"Have you considered the consequences of destroying Kou Island? The Dragon Kingdom will become everyone's target."
Like the ruler of a fallen nation, the Emperor's heart was filled with desolation.
There was no longer any force in the Imperial Capital capable of contending with the Fourth War Zone.
Which of the commanders of the Six War Zones was not a ruthless man who had crawled out of a mountain of corpses?
Even someone as powerful as Amaterasu dared not strike in front of Old Sun Man.
"Kou Island... I could destroy it with a flick of my fingers." Commander Sun smiled dismissively. "I came to your Capital City today for just one thing."
"The flagpole at our camp broke. I'm borrowing your Kou Island imperial palace to raise a flag."
What did