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Chapter 1834 You Are the God of War?

Author: Five Generals
With a look of doubt and grievance, the mercenary plunged to the ground, lifeless.

It was shocking that Draco would fire the gun without saying a word.

Everyone was horrified by the chief commander’s resolute action.

“YOU!”

Ezekiel’s expression turned ashen. He glared at Draco with anger and fear.

Draco put his gun down and said coldly, “You want war right? Now you just got yourself a valid excuse.

“I’ll give you a chance to call Glowmoss military and ask them whether they dare to declare war against the God of War!”

A phone was tossed into Ezekiel’s hands.

He got so nervous that he could barely catch it.

He dared not make the call. He simply stared at Kaze and asked timidly, “Y-You are really the God of War?”

It was not a question but a statement.

Be it Draco or the Dragon’s Edge and the Battle Dragon Troops, all the soldiers looked at Kaze with utmost respect and admiration.

It was like the men saw God in person and started worshiping him.

On the other hand,
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