Salute to the General novel Chapter 3599

“Thank you very much!” Nathan took Hepburn's Rose Thorn Saber, casually flicked it to create a flourish of swordplay, then confidently strode toward Gulliver.

Gulliver hovered mid-air with his golden wings spread out behind him, fluttering gently. He stood tall and aloof, his voice icy as he declared, “Now, it's time for you Earth beings to witness the power of the Gods!”

With that, he slowly raised his lightsword, its glow intensifying until it became blindingly bright.

Just then, Nathan's pace quickened, and eventually, he started to sprint.

Gulliver stared at the approaching Nathan. He snorted coldly, and his lightsword suddenly slashed down.

Swoosh!

A sword beam emanated from the lightsword, descending toward Nathan.

The Gods, vampires, and the humans in the command center in Earth Alliance in Salinsburgh were all nervously focused on the battle.

Suddenly, the sword beam flashed like lightning, striking Nathan.

Nathan subtly shifted his body to the left.

The sword beam streaked by.

However, when the sword beam struck the ground, it left a mark stretching a hundred meters long. From a bird's eye view of the sky, it looked as if the earth had been scarred by an ancient deity's blade.

Gulliver clearly didn't expect Nathan's evasion speed to be so fast, managing to dodge his saber.

He couldn't help but be surprised, yet the lightsword in his hand didn't stop. He swiftly slashed out several more times.

Several streaks of sword beam intertwined, descending toward Nathan.

Nathan's figure flickered several times, miraculously passing through the gaps of numerous sword glows unscathed. He then leaped high into the air, heading toward Gulliver in the sky.

The several sword beams that missed their mark successively slashed onto the ground, carving out sword scars a hundred meters long on the surface, leaving the entire area desolate.

There, the vampire elites watched Nathan nimbly dodge the attack and charge toward Gulliver.

At first, there were continuous cries of surprise, and in the end, they began to cheer excitedly.

As for the Gods like Oleg, the moment Nathan swept toward Gulliver, their nerves were all on edge.

Nathan's evasion of the first sword beam had already surprised Gulliver.

When Nathan dodged all the sword beams and shot up from the ground like a bolt of lightning, Gulliver was flabbergasted.

At that critical moment, Gulliver raised his lightsword once again, roaring in a deep voice, “This is God's Will!”