The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor novel Chapter 824

Blaze Mountain was not far away from the city entrance, and there was an old white tower on top of the mountain. However, the tower had been abandoned for hundreds of years, and nobody even ventured into the mountain.

Fane placed his phone away and clenched his fists tightly. "You're the ones who forced me into this. Hmph! So I'm not allowed to bring anybody? Do they think that they can kill me if I go alone?”

With that, Fane drove out of the city and headed for Blaze Mountain.

Hector stood on the top of the mountain and had a telescope with him. With it, he spotted Fane driving toward the destination and, upon reaching the foot of

the mountain, parked his car.

"Haha! He's here. This guy actually came alone!" Hector laughed. "Since he came alone, he's as good as dead!"

"That's for sure! We've prepared a thousand people for him this time! There’s a total of a thousand and two hundred people here, and all of them are elites from different clans. The higher he goes, the stronger our people stationed there are!" said the excited Lee. "We can easily kill him with our human-wave tactic! Haha!"

Their words were met with one of Fane’s bodyguards' burst of laughter. "Haha! You guys truly do look down on our master!" She was tied to one of the white tower's huge stone pillars with Orchid Yames and Kylie. While Kylie sustained no injuries, both she and Orchid were badly hurt.

Orchid suffered the most as she had

several cuts on her arms and her blood tainted her clothes red.

Although Fane's adversaries were people o f large numbers, there were not many true masters. Apart from that, most of them stayed at home most of the time and enjoyed a comfortable life. They did not have much actual fighting experience, and that reduced their fighting ability.

Compared to them, Fane had fought several years with masters of other countries that were no weaklings. Several years ago, the enemy country was extremely strong and Cathysia was defeated again and again. The country could only send soldiers to the frontline without stopping.

At that period, the soldiers who served at the frontlines merely went through less than half a month of training before they were sent to the frontlines for a life-and-death war with the enemy.

Hence, during the one or two years when Fane and the others were sent to the frontlines, the soldiers who just joined the war could be described as expendables.

Under such circumstances, only a handful of people managed to survive the war.