On the borders of Virelia, a part of North City designated solely to the army, five thousand troops clad in their dark brown army uniform lined up from the beginning of the 120 acres of land to the end. They stood at ease, with their nose held high up in the air and their eyes fixed determinedly ahead on them. Standing in front of them with his eyes fixed on a book was a tall and lanky man clad in a black t-shirt and military pant who looked to be in his late 20s. The neatly trimmed stubble close to his skin makes him appear rugged, yet polished looked majestic with an unbeatable air of authority swelling around him.A man in the same military clothes as the troops soon hurried over to his side and stretched an envelope towards him, his face lowered to the ground in a bow. “Supreme Commander, someone sent you this six hours ago.”Wade Wilmer didn’t pause what he was reading. After a while, he raised his eyes to look at the man and passed along the book he had been reading before

The guests erupted in rage and glared hard at the people who had just stopped them from almost finding out the identity of the bidder. “Who are these brats? Why didn’t the guards outside stop them from coming in?” “They’re in military clothes, yet they do not know where they’re supposed to be and where they shouldn’t. What have they been learning all these years in the army!” “Someone hurry up and call security to throw them out. Once this is over, the hotel should write to the government to have these two immediately removed from the army!” Wade couldn’t be bothered by them and just walked towards the stage, Jordan following after him as he glared back at the guests. Everyone in attendance were businessmen and businesswomen. Hence, no matter how angry they were with them, none could muster the courage to step in front of them for fear they’d get beaten up. Wade got to be stage and glanced at the auctioneer coldly. The man felt a chill run down his spine and subconsciously s

Having the military men in the room with him, Gabriel found his confidence again and threw Wade a cold glance. “It’s a good thing you’re here, lieutenant. We were just about to call regarding these two weasels who do not know their place.” “I don’t know which division they belong to, but since every soldier in North City is under the Supreme Commander, I suggest you report them to him as soon as possible.” “If news gets out that there are insolent people like them around, the people will get agitated and our country’s enemies will use it to their advantage.”He spoke so calmly and convincingly that the guests couldn’t help nodding their heads in agreement. After all, Wade and Jordan had crashed the auction just when they were about to find out the identity of someone important. They wouldn’t let that slide since it came from lowlife punks like them. Anna Hutton sat down and glanced at the time on her wristwatch warily. “Before you report them to the Supreme Commander, you shou

Gabriel rolled up his sleeves and took on a fighting stance. Seeing this, Wade pressed his lips into a thin line and an impatient glint flashed past his eyes. He was only talking this much time because the person in question was his brother. Had it been another person, he would’ve long ordered Jordan to do something about him. He was just about to say something when Anna Hutton strolled over to Gabriel’s side and gently massaged his shoulder. “Your little brother has always been like this. While he does need to be taught a lesson for disrespecting you in public, there’s no need to do it in front of so many people.” “This is a Wilmer family problem. It should be resolved in the Wilmer family, so stop this and go home to sort yourselves out.” Gabriel scoffed lightly and immediately moved away from her, saying with a straight face, “He disrespected me in public. He should be taught a lesson in public. Otherwise, how will he learn not to be rude and talk back to his elders?” The f

Everyone turned their heads to see a man in military uniform walking towards them with a girl clinging tightly by his side. When they saw her, the parents were first taken aback before one of them asked in fright. “Is that your daughter? Are these two your children?” Wade glanced at the boy being bullied. He had a nose bleed and the corners of his lips had split open. Most importantly, his face was beet red from the constant slaps he had received. Wade tore his eyes away from him and towards the mothers as he replied, “No.”Hearing him, they released a breathe they didn’t know they had been holding and quickly waved him aside. “Then this has nothing to do with you. In fact, aren’t you in the military? The military were put in place to protect citizens of North City.” “My son and his friends are been attacked by this punk right here. He waved that pipe in their faces. Had they not moved away when they did, he would’ve scratched them!” “Go ahead and take him. Beat him up for try