Chapter 260: Volume 4, - 35: The End of Betrayal_2
"Oh?" Stephen was somewhat puzzled. Judging from the battle report in his hand, this operation was almost perfectly successful! The entire situation in Mezrich was under his control. Up to this point, nearly thirty percent of the ground garrison had laid down their arms and declared allegiance.
What trouble could there be at this moment? Is it that the Mythical Army from Biekelan has returned, or did something go wrong on Bruce’s end at the prison?
Are these really troubles? The Mythical Army is indeed formidable, with combat power unmatched throughout all of Gazalin. However, the Mythical Army now is merely an Armored Division previously crippled in Miloke and not fully recovered. No matter how powerful, they are still just one division! If, at the start of the coup, this division was still in Tanville, they might have posed a problem. But, coincidentally, this division is currently in Biekelan!
James, this iron-fisted ruler of Gazalin, while somewhat troublesome, with SkyNet paralyzed, his communications cut off, and his left and right arms diverted, is just one man, after all!
A man who can be completely eliminated with a single bullet!
"The thirty-ninth Armored Division reports that two regiments of troops are moving towards the prison. Looking at the Mechas and insignia..." Ritter’s tone was somewhat anxious: "It’s the Mythical Army!"
"Impossible!" Stephen suddenly stood up: "The Mythical Army absolutely cannot appear here! If they could appear now, it definitely wouldn’t be at the position of the 39th Division! Unless... they’ve always been in Tanville!"
"I know, it doesn’t make sense. If they were always in Tanville, they would have acted long ago and wouldn’t have waited until now!" Ritter’s speech was rapid. As Stephen’s cousin, his father had tied their entire family to the same chariot as Stephen. If the coup failed, the entire Howard family would face total destruction! At this crucial moment, Ritter felt he couldn’t stay calm: "The report found some changes in the insignias, the expression of the Heavenly God... very benevolent."
"Benevolent?" Stephen only felt a dizziness in his brain, as if he had a bizarre association with this word.