Salute to the General novel Chapter 3620

At this moment, Nathan and Hepburn both realized it.

The initial intention of coexistence between the two races was beautiful, but unfortunately, many people might not be able to accept it.

Currently, it was only because Nathan was Earth Alliance's commander-in-chief and the strongest God of War on Earth who just demonstrated his might by defeating the invading Gods that he could barely manage to enforce it.

However, solely relying on his authority to forcefully implement this would likely not last long.

Perhaps one day, when Nathan's prestige was not as high as it was now, those who opposed the coexistence of the two races would angrily overturn this plan and might even wage war against the vampires once again.

Nathan and Hepburn were both cognizant that the vampires must find a new path that truly belonged to them—a homeland that was truly theirs. Only then could they live a stable life.

Alas, where is this path?

Where's a suitable homeland for the vampires?

Right now, the duo still didn't have the answers.

Before long, Nathan bid farewell to Hepburn and left Scarlet Land to return to Eurasia, along with Penny and others.

In the following few months, Nathan focused his attention on the progress of repairing the spaceship, Beacon of Dawn.

Ever since Eve and the other God captives were tamed by Nathan, they agreed to serve him and assist the scientists of Earth Alliance in repairing the spaceship.

The repair progress of the Beacon of Dawn was encouraging.

The progress made in a single month surpassed what Marcus had anticipated for a decade.

Today, Nathan brought Colin to Earth Alliance's base for spaceship repairs.

Marcus was currently directing a group of experts who were busily at work, so much so that they didn't even notice Nathan's arrival.

Colin wanted to step forward to remind Marcus.

Yet, Nathan stopped him, saying softly, “Don't disturb him and interrupt his work. Let's go and look around.”

Nathan was patrolling within the vast base when, all of a sudden, he saw Eve directing several Gods who were tinkering with an enormous part.

She seemed to have encountered a problem, looking visibly distressed.

Nathan stepped forward, asking flatly, “Eve, what's wrong?”

Upon seeing him, she hurriedly bowed. “Greetings, Master!”

The Gods had been tamed by Nathan, and in their eyes, they had already become his slaves. Therefore, whenever these Gods saw him, they regarded him as their master.