"That is obvious. He is a king after all and if his orders are aimed at strengthening our kingdom then there is no reason for us to refuse them," Bill said. Andrew Reece seemed to disagree. He didn't just stand by and let his opinion get stuck in his head. The young man William Mackenzie trusted so much said, "But General. King Keannu seems to have a purpose of his own. This is not only in the interest of the people but also in his personal interest. Is this not a reason to refuse his orders?" William Mackenzie exhaled softly. Currently they were still in the palace courtyard, of course he could not say more because he did not want to disturb the event. However, he couldn't let that happen either so he chose to explain briefly, "King Keannu may have some personal interests but there are certainly other interests related to the people. So, I choose to think about the people's interests rather than thinking about what might be the king's personal goals." Andrew Reece tried to under

Before Steven could say anything, someone shouted, "Steven!" The war general he respected so much was calling out to him. It was somehow coincidental, but Steven could sense that Jody Gardner knew his men were talking about him. Immediately, the man left the area and moved towards Jody Gardner. "Yes, General." "Follow me!" Jody Gardner said. Steven bowed, "Yes, General." Steven followed Jody right behind him. They walked away from the training area and only stopped when they were a good distance away from the building. Once he was sure no one had heard, Jody turned around and looked at Steven. "What did you just do?" Jody asked. Steven immediately believed that maybe Jody had actually heard what they were talking about earlier. If that was the case, things would definitely get more serious. "Mercy, General. I'm just saying what I don't like. I don't like it when they talk about General Mackenzie's greatness," Steven said. Jody sighed, "You shouldn't have to do that thing.

Steven never expected that his words would get him into trouble. He thought he had managed to calm the General down but the opposite was true. The young man who didn't want the war general to misunderstand him even more immediately said, "General Gardner, you have misunderstood me. I will never turn my back on you." "If I wanted to turn my back on you, I would have done so long ago. However, I still stand by your side because to me, you are the only one worthy of respect." Jody Gardner, who had looked so emotional at first, immediately calmed down. He looked away and chose not to respond to Steven's words. Steven who could easily understand the war general also breathed a sigh of relief. Not long after that, the king they were waiting for had arrived without his queen. It wasn't strange that Monica Wilhelm wasn't there because she was rarely seen at war-related events. In fact, the palace secretary who had been preoccupied with other matters was also absent. Inside the palace

"Because it's the king's order. Could they dare to refuse or resist?" Bill said calmly. Jody almost seemed to sink to the bottom of the ocean after hearing that answer. That answer not only left everyone speechless but also made the troops understand their position. In essence, William Mackenzie just wanted to show that he didn't want this to happen either but since it was their king's order, there was no chance for him to argue. Even though he wanted to refuse so badly and still lead the troops that he had trained for a long time and also knew very well which meant that he also knew how his character was when leading them, Bill would not whine to ask for the original troops. "You're really amazing. So very wise and good at handling things," Keannu praised who actually didn't like Bill's choice of words. Jody Gardner snorted at the praise but was unable to do anything about it. In the end he could only obey his king's orders without being able to thwart him even if it was just t

Hearing Greg's sadistic words, Knox could not help but immediately shut his mouth tightly because he really did not want to be thrown out by his friend. In fact, Greg's words were not a question but an action that he might take if Knox did not stop talking. He and Greg had known each other for a long time. He could even be said to have always been in the same group. So, Knox knew very well that what Greg said was not a bluff but rather an order for him to immediately shut his mouth. After Knox was completely silent, Greg spoke, "General Mackenzie is the most powerful general this kingdom has ever seen. There's no way he's going to make us lose our lives." "I really wonder why there are still fools who don't realize the great power that the legend has?" Greg quipped. Knox certainly felt insinuated but he did not respond and remained silent. Greg continued, "The important thing is that if we follow General Mackenzie's orders then I'm very confident that we can win any war." His p