100. Party?

However, Andrew Reece suddenly remembered that he had no right to interfere in the matter.

"It goes without saying," Andrew interrupted.

Mark Donovan, who was ready to launch his idea, looked up in surprise, "Why, sir?"

"It's not right."

Andrew stood up, giving Mark a tired look.

"What's not right?"

"It's not fair to General Mackenzie, but we don't know what he might think either."

Andrew paused for a moment, "Because when you think about it, he is a major general. It would be very easy for him to leave this palace and not come back."

It was as if Mark Donovan had just been hit over the head with a hammer. He also came to his senses.

"Oh my, you're right. Even if he doesn't come back, no one will dare to fight him. Not even King Keannu would be able to resist him. If General Mackenzie insists on staying in this palace, then he has a purpose," Mark explained.

Andrew nodded. "In that case, just let things play out as they should."

"So, we'll just wait for the general to retur