Summon of The Sword novel Chapter 1824

Ian said, "Don't argue with them. They're scoundrels and scumbags. We city defense soldiers aren't scum like them! We must observe discipline and not violate it."

"You're right, Sir."

The city defense soldier took a deep breath and lowered his head.

He was angry, but he knew Ian was right.

He must not violate military discipline by hitting a prisoner no matter how angry he was.

However, footsteps suddenly came nearer at that time.

Besides that, the lights in the underground cell lit up one by one.

It was none other than Sean who came to the prison.

Sean led the way with Zander at his side, and several city defense soldiers trailed behind them.

Seeing the arrival of Sean and the others, Ian quickly stepped forward with the city defense soldier beside him and raised his hands to salute.

Sean nodded slightly and planned to walk by when he suddenly noticed the spit on Ian's armor.

"What's that?"

Sean asked, pointing to the spit on Ian's armor.

Ian snapped to attention and reported, "Commander-in-chief, Lionel, Solomon, and Nathan refused to submit to custody, made a scene in the prison, and tried to bribe us. When we didn't accept the bribe, they swore at us, threatened our family, and spat at me..."

Sean smiled as he heard Ian's report.

"I see. Got it. Open the cell door and let the three of them out."

Sean said quietly.

"Commander-in-chief?"

"Haha, don't think this is over. We'll make you regret it when we get out! You can hide in the city defense army's main camp, but your families can't! I have ways to go after them!"

Lionel, Solomon, and Nathan's words not only made the city defense soldier and Ian furious, but several city defense soldiers behind Sean and Zander also grew livid with anger.

Sean suddenly laughed and asked, "Did you record it?"

"Yes."

Zander nodded, pulled out a voice recording pen, and shook it.

"Alright, since we've gotten conclusive evidence, there is nothing more to be said... Ian, and you... What's your name?"

Sean asked, looking at the angry city defense soldier.

Though the city defense soldier was confused, he replied, "My name is Donald Carling, Commander-in-chief."