The Conglomerate is the God of War

Respect for the Opponent

On this battlefield, summer was unbearable. Due to the occasional outbreak of war, the highest temperatures in summer can reach around 50 degrees. Winter, on the other hand, is very cold and gloomy. The lowest temperature can reach minus ten degrees or even tens of degrees.

A few years ago in winter, Tyler witnessed a group of Hunga warriors lying in a ditch for one night, aiming to ambush the enemy. However, the next day, when he saw them, they all froze to death. Despite the cold, they were resolutely obeying orders and not moving a single step!

Moreover, mountains, swamps, poisons, forests, and so on were not included. Under a series of harsh environments, they had to prepare for stealth attacks from the enemy at all times. However, Hunga had always been at a disadvantage.

Therefore, only the Hunga warriors could receive the glory of surrender. Only 10,000 soldiers remained...

......

In the next five minutes, in the Battlefield of the Hunga Outer Region, Gilbert, dressed in his armor, sat in front of the surrender table with his sword. He did not change into clean clothes, nor did he wash his bloody face. Gilbert remained in a state of war. The ceremony of receiving the surrender of the Eagle Defense Department in the Outer Region Battlefield was simple. Gilbert let his subordinates carry two tables and placed them directly in the middle of the battlefield. Then, Gilbert and Jack, the commander of the Eagle Defense Department, sat face to face.

Unlike Gillbert, Jack had washed his face and put on a new tabard, though he was about to give up.

They are very contrasting. Outsiders did not even know who would give up. However, Gilbert did not care, nor did the hundred thousand Hunga warriors.

"General Yellen, accept our surrender!" The next moment, Jack, who had signed and sealed the surrender letter, walked up to Gillbert with the letter. He bowed and handed it to Gilbert.

Gilbert's blood-stained sword lay quietly in front of the table. He took a deep breath. Then, Gilbert took the surrender letter and signed his name. He thought that the only candidate who signed him was himself. After all, he was the rightful commander-in-chief of Hunga. Regarding his ceremony, Hunga had to show respect to the Eagle. It deserves to be fun in person. Hunga has been a country of etiquette since ancient times, In a great country, politeness should not be left behind!

After Gilbert signed it, he stood up and took a deep breath. He said to Jack, "Commander Jack, I'm sorry, but we have to shut down your Combat Effectiveness.

Rest assured, since the surrender agreement has been signed, your security is guaranteed!"

Jack sighed and nodded with a complicated expression, "Alright, it's okay. Please, General Yellen."

Then, in less than a minute, all the soldiers from the Eagle Defense Department, including Jack himself, sealed his meridians. This time, they were no different from ordinary people.

Gilbert said to one of his subordinates aloud, "Prepare the dining carriage for the Eagle soldiers.

They've been fighting all night. Don't let them starve. The war is over. Then arrange a nice room for them ..."

Seeing the dusty Gilbert, a complicated feeling arose in Jack's heart at this moment. He took a deep breath, imitating the ancient etiquette of Hunga, cupped his hands, and said to Gilbert, "Thank you..."

"none. You can trust us. We never break our promises. However, I'm afraid you can't return until we make a deal with the Eagle Defense Department." Gilbert glanced at Jack and said.

Then, Jack frowned and looked at Gilbert with a puzzled expression. He looked at her for a few minutes and asked, "General Yellen, I have always doubted in my heart. We were several times stronger than you in terms of strength, but why did we end up losing?"

Gilbert smiled but said nothing. Is it easy for Hunga to win? Not at all. Last time, less than 10,000 of the 100,000 most elite soldiers survived. In the battle last night, the remaining 10,000 disabled warriors rushed to the frontlines again. As a result, 30% of them lost their lives.

So, is it easy? Only 7,000 of the 100,000 most elite soldiers remained. In just a short period of time, 93% of them were killed in battle

They are not animals but humans! They were the most elite warriors in any part of the world!

Gilbert did not answer Jack's question. Jack and his soldiers are sent to a train, where hot water and delicious food are prepared for them.

After Jack and his friends left, Gilbert took a deep breath. Then, he lifted the surrender agreement high and shouted at all the soldiers, "We. won!" At that moment, tears filled his eyes.

However, the Hunga warriors were exhausted and dirty back then. None of them cheered. Instead, everyone's eyes were wet. They secretly glanced at the letter in Gilbert's hand and then left. They did not have time to celebrate the victory because there were more important things to do.

They had to take care of the wounded, clear the entire battlefield and go to collect the bodies of their comrades who died in the battle last night. Although Hunga won this time, nearly 30,000 soldiers from 200,000 legions were killed. However, the previous number was not added. There will be a total of 130,000 warriors making the final sacrifice here!

Five minutes later, the riverside of the battlefield froze overnight due to the cold weather. The river was dyed red with blood, a Hunga warrior was lying on the ice with his eyes wide open and a sword pierced his chest.

An ordinary Hunga soldier walked to the side of the corpse and said with a tearful smile, "Old Captain, we won! Big win, we win! Lefs go. I'll take you home.

We're going back to Hunga, back to the Inner Territory..."

However, as the soldier spoke, tears flowed from his eyes.

On the other side of the battlefield, several Hunga warriors fought to rise from the corpses. Their legs were broken, their arms disappeared, and their heads were bandaged. They lean on crutches;

the corpses under their feet belonged to the Hunga Department and the Outer Region. Just then, the survivors saw several carriages rushing towards them at full speed. Department medical staff came to their rescue!

The soldier who was surrounded by corpses forced himself to open his eyes. Seeing their comrades running towards them in the distance, they asked with great difficulty, "Did Hunga win?"

The soldiers running across saw the scene in front of them, their eyes red. They nodded with great enthusiasm,

"We won! We win! We won big!"