This was Braydon Neal's first sentence after he received the country's fate.
Words that were filled with backbone and courage!
The Northern Army was lucky to have such a commander.
Hansworth had a son named Braydon Neal. He was the hope of all the people!
Braydon had single-handedly attracted the fate of the country and carried the country with him!
Of course, the movement of the country's fate at the peak of the snowy cliff was far from comparable to the official rite ceremony on Mount Tanish four days later.
After all, a place like the snowy cliff was not the best place to attract the fate of the country.
The snowy cliff and Mount Tanish were completely incomparable.
Mount Tanish was the head of the Five Sacred Mountains, and it was the place where the kings had gone to worship for thousands of years.
The significance and symbolism of attracting the fate of the country of Mount Tanish was completely different!
