Salute to the General novel Chapter 352

"Who allowed you to come in? Get lost. Don't you know that Mr. Turner's favorite disciple, Tory Lancelot, is handling some business here?"

Tory's men, who were barricading the door, scolded Zed Walker harshly even though their voice trembled slightly.

They tried to use Tory Lancelot's and Dip Turner's names to intimidate Zed Walker and force him to leave.

However, Zed stared at the men dressed in black and ordered coldly, "Arrest them all.

If anyone resists capture, there's no need to warn them. Shoot them on sight."

As soon as they heard Zed's orders, the armed Investigation Unit swarmed and captured Tory's men.

After that, Zed ordered some of them to secure the perimeter and approached Tory with a group of men.

He then glared at Tory icily. "Tory Lancelot. Wanted for crimes including murder, extortion, intimidation, and corporate fraud. Please come along with us to help with our investigation. You have the right to remain silent, but anything you say can be used against you in court. Cuff him!"

Tory, on the hand, was still slowly recovering from his shock.

He chuckled coldly as he stared at Zed. "You are Channing Investigation Unit's captain, Zed Walker. Since you know that I'm Tory Lancelot, you should know that I'm Mr. Turner's favorite disciple. I dare you to put these filthy cuffs on me." Tory sneered.

However, Zed replied solemnly and calmly, "Cuff him."

As his orders were given out, two policemen immediately stepped forward and handcuffed Tory.

Tory didn't resist his arrest. Instead, he squinted and warned Zed coldly, "Handcuffing me is the easy part, but I hope that you won't regret your actions. I am Mr. Turner's favorite disciple, and he was the one who sent me here. If you dare lay a finger on me, so help me God, I will guarantee that you won't live to see tomorrow's daylight."

Zed's expression darkened when he heard that because he knew how influential Dip Turner was in the South.

Everyone knew that killing Zed would be a piece of cake to Dip!

That was why Tory's threats weren't baseless at all.