The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor novel Chapter 2428

Gilbert practically shrieked when he proclaimed his success, and it was obvious how excited he was, so much so that he was almost tongue-tied, too.

The vice-treasurer, however, frowned, his expression rather stiff.

Gilbert looked at the vice-treasurer with an uncanny expression, wondering why the vice-treasurer gave him such a peculiar stare. It was as if his results were not even worth the vice-treasurer's gaze.

The whole situation weirded Gilbert out. His performance had been incredibly exceptional, so why was he receiving the strange look? He had just learned the Way of the Pill not too long ago and achieved quite the feat. Someone like him would only appear once every five or six years in Heavenly Pills!

Why, then, was the vice-treasurer not happy at all looking at him? Gilbert's lips twitched as he immediately shot a look at his good friend, Damien.

Gilbert then noticed that Damien was looking at him just as oddly. He could even see a hint of regret and pity in Damien's eyes.

Gilbert's expression abruptly soured. He anxiously looked at everyone around him as his hands shook." Hey... Why isn't anyone saying anything? I passed the vice-treasurer's benchmark."

After saying that, he suddenly turned around to look at Andrew. Andrew was still immersed in condensing his runes. From his pace, Andrew probably did not need that much more time to complete the vicetreasurer's task.

Alas, Andrew could not compare to Gilbert. After all, Gilbert was faster to complete the challenge.

The vice-treasurer coughed slightly as he helplessly muttered, "You did complete the task I asked you to, but..."

The vice-treasurer then paused, unsure of how to explain the situation. He glanced at Fane before he noticed that the pill runes Fane had condensed earlier had been dispersed by Fane with a wave of his hand. The area was empty.

This aggravated the vice-treasurer even more. He pursed his lips and suddenly found himself in a difficult spot. Just as the vice-treasurer was mulling over how he would explain it to Gilbert, Andrew finally completed his last stroke.