182. Going Crazy

A class two soldier who came along with the medical staff members immediately explained what happened.

Andrew Reece listened without interrupting.

While Alen Smith who was also listening carefully to the story of the incident that took the life of Greg Sehel, one of the best commanders, shed tears.

Alen immediately examined Greg's body with an excruciating feeling of sadness after the soldier finished his story.

Andrew came over and sat next to Alen. He then whispered, "Greg, General Mackenzie will be saddened to hear all this, but ... he will also be thankful that you saved his son."

Alen heard all of Andrew's words and felt so much admiration for Greg.

"Commander Sehel is one of those commanders whose loyalty is really very high, his name will be remembered as a hero for all the services he has given," Alen said.

Everyone in the tent agreed with Alen. In fact, Andrew also nodded at Alen, a sign that he appreciated what Alen Smith had said.

On the other side, in the battle area, every