Salute To The General

When Hepburn came in, Max's subordinates were frantically carrying out the corpse of the male God. Upon seeing that, Hepburn could not help but furrow her brows slightly.

Max hurried over, handing over a list of names with a smile, saying, "Your Majesty, I have completed the investigation. Recently, Hodges and other Gods are planning a rebellion. They plan to ally with the Four Emperors, collaborating from within and without to harm God King."

Hepburn took the list and quickly scanned it. After reading it, her pretty face hardened. "These fools truly don't know what's good for them. God King offered them a way out, but they didn't appreciate it at all. Since they are seeking death, let's oblige them. Max!" "At your service!" Max hurriedly said.

Hepburn instructed, "Have the troops under your direct control ready. God King will be taking action soon."

After saying that, she added, "This time, God King has specifically named your team to take charge of the operation. So, you'd better do a good job and not embarrass me."

Max was a little surprised when he heard that.

I can't believe God King chose me as his general! What's going on here? Could it be that His Majesty has realized he doesn't have many people he could rely on around him and has started to value me?

With those thoughts, a glint flashed in Max's eyes as he repeatedly assured, "Rest assured, Your Majesty. I will not let you or God King down."

Meanwhile, in the side hall of a grand and vast mansion at Imperial City, Hodges was conspiring with a group of like-minded friends.

He said solemnly, "Ever since our God King Medille was killed and Nathan took over the Divine Realm, we Gods have fallen from being the masters of the Divine Realm to mere ordinary citizens. Who would've thought that those lowly alien clans such as the titan clan, elf clan, and octospider clan could be on an equal footing as us? What's even more infuriating is that humans and vampires are now considered superior to us Gods. Those insignificant beings we once looked down upon are now literally stepping all over us. Especially that b*stard vampire, Max, who assumed unwarranted authority over us. Who knows how many Gods' prestigious families have he persecuted? Everyone is furious, but no one dares to speak up."

He paused before continuing, "This time, taking advantage of the Four Emperors of the Universe coming to offer tribute, I plan to discuss with them. We will collaborate, working together from within and without, to overthrow Nathan."

Everyone in the hall expressed their agreement.

However, someone objected, "This plan to collaborate with the Four Emperors is excellent, but do they have the courage to fall out with Nathan? Even if they did, would they cooperate with us?"

Hodges narrowed his eyes and said,

"I've long noticed that the Four Emperors didn't pledge allegiance willingly. They undoubtedly came this time to gauge Nathan's strength. If they realize that Nathan isn't as strong as they thought, and with us working with them from within and without, I believe they would gladly agree to cooperate."

Someone else asked, "When will we meet with the Four Emperors to discuss this?"

Hodges replied, looking smug, "I won't keep you all in suspense. I've already sent someone to the State Guesthouse to secretly invite the Four Emperors to meet us here

Once they arrive, we'll die

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Nathan!"

Everyone chimed in unison, "As expected, Mr. Hodges, you act swiftly and decisively, showing the makings of a great leader. We have truly chosen the right person by following you in this grand endeavor, Mr. Hodges!" Hodges could not help but feel increasingly smug as he listened to everyone flattering him. It was as if his joining forces with the Four Emperors, overthrowing Nathan, and achieving his ambitious goal were just around the corner. Suddenly, he realized it had been some time since he had sent someone to invite the Four Emperors.

He furrowed his brows slightly, murmuring, "I instructed Seisear to invite the Four Emperors over for a secret meeting. Logically speaking, he should have been back by now. Why haven't we seen him yet?"

No sooner had he spoken than a figure burst in from outside. It was Seisear, Hodges's servant.

He had a look of panic on his face and stumbled over his words, stuttering, "Mr... Mr. Hodges..." Everyone present was filled with uncertainty and surprise.

Hodges was also taken aback but immediately assumed a composed demeanor, exclaiming sternly, "What's with the panic? I told you to invite the Four Emperors. Have you brought our esteemed guests? Or have you messed things up and didn't invite them over, brat?"

At that moment, Seisear had completely lost his usual composure, appearing like a frightened bird. After failing to string a sentence together for a long time, he stammered, "I... He..." Hodges was visibly displeased. "What exactly are you trying to say? Is it that the Four Emperors were rude, too arrogant to lower themselves to attend the meeting?"

Before Seisear could give a clear answer, a calm voice came from outside the door. "He bumped into me halfway and lost all motivation to invite the Four Emperors."