De la Valle was neither willing to offend Landias, nor dare to offend Milan. For a moment, the king suddenly found himself in an awkward dilemma. Perhaps this was the fate of a traitor.
"Greetings, Your Majesty Silvio," de la Valle managed to say with a rigid face.
With a cold snort, Silvio said, "I am quite well. I will always remember how the soldiers of the Milan Eastern Legion died." After saying this, he didn't even glance at the kings of the countries in Landias' faction and turned to walk toward the nearby viewing platform.
"This guy is too arrogant," Hernande furiously said, about to chase after him, but Maximo stopped him.
Maximo said coldly, "If we were the victors of this war, I fear you would be even more arrogant than him. Since you lost, you have to bear the cost of losing. Our coming here isn't to confront Milan."
