Noble Husband At the Door

Soon, Samuel stopped in front of the Polar Bear Army.

His expression was a bit serious. Then, he suddenly bent down slightly in an extremely respectful manner.

"F*ck, Alliance Head, what are you doing?"

"That's right, Alliance Head. How can we accept this."

"Hurry up and get up. Aren't you wasting our time?"

The members of the Polar Bear Tribe panicked. Samuel was their immediate superior in public, but in private, he was a hero of the city and the benefactor of all the people in the Castle of Heaven Devils. They asked him to bow down and

salute.

F*ck, they didn't think they were qualified.

"Everyone, I have let you down."

Looking at the previous 30,000 soldiers of the Polar Bear Army, which now only had less than a quarter of people left, Samuel felt both heartache and guilty.

"If it wasn't for the fact that I abandoned you all back then, I believe that your casualties would definitely not be this great. I also believe that there should still be more brothers standing here."

"This is my dereliction of duty. I'm sorry."

"Alliance Head, please don't say that."

"That's right, Alliance Head. You were attacked from both sides, and your situation was more critical than ours. We should be the ones apologizing. We were your subordinates, but we didn't help you at all."

"That's right, Alliance Master. This has nothing to do with you. You really don't have to do this."

Perhaps they had been depressed when Samuel had left during the battle and when the enemy had deliberately exaggerated that he had abandoned them.

No one wanted to be abandoned.

It was the same for them.

But when they completely understood the whole thing, they were not fools. They knew very well that Samuel was not abandoning them, but just a strategic change.

In that case, they would be even more relieved, without the slightest bit of resentment.

"To be honest, blamed myself for my incompetence when we were killed so badly. But I felt a sense of accomplishment when I saw that you were using us to numb the enemy. After all, if it weren't for us, this victory wouldn't have come so easily. We really think that we're still useful, and that all our sacrifices were worth it."

"That's right, alliance master. Don't make us completely worthless," said someone with a smile.

Samuel nodded. "But I always..."

Samuel felt guilty because although the situation was really dangerous at that

time, with his ability, he could definitely break through the encirclement and save more people.

However, for the sake of the overall situation, he had to sacrifice most of the members of the Polar Bear Army.

"Master, from another perspective, in

fact, we are not only members of

your Polar Bear Army, but also residents of Castle of Heavenly Devil. Even if we don't join the Polar Bear Army, we have to fight for ourselves." noveldrama

"Yes, you really don't have to take it to heart."

The scar man walked to Samuel in a few steps and knelt on one knee gently.

"Alliance Head, we brothers have no regrets in following you. Deaths and injuries are inevitable. Besides, we're fighting for ourselves. We're very grateful that you've been helping us all this time."

"If you still want to blame yourself for this, what do you want the members of the Polar Bear Army to do? And what about the brothers of Castle of Heaven Devils?"

"Yes, yes."

"Alliance Head, if you insist on feeling so guilty, then we brothers will feel even more guilty."

"That's right, Hero Hannigan. The citizens of Castle of Heaven Devils feel even more guilty. Isn't that right."

Someone shouted, and suddenly, all the people responded.

Samuel smiled bitterly and nodded.

"Well, since everyone has said so, if I still hold a grudge, isn't it like being shy like a girl? I won't say anything else. I only promise one thing, which is that from now on, I will never let the brothers of the Polar Bear be as short of life as they are now."

"Alright!"

The crowd shouted in unison. Even though their numbers were truly too bleak when compared to the thirty thousand people from before, their auras were much stronger than before.

An old man slowly walked out at this time. He walked to Samuel in a few steps, bowed slightly, and said with a smile, "Master Hannigan, I have a request."