Chapter 12: Hero of Pratinos (1) (1/2)

Chapter 12: Hero of Pratinos (1)

“That’s what happened I’m terribly sorry”

Nelson looked extremely sorry as he explained the situation His face becaly side of his country to the talented youth fron country

Milton didn’t pay much attention to it He already expected some discrimination It was also more useful for him to have Nelson Cardinal look at hi forthat couldn’t be helped

“It doesn’t ratulations on your proiven up on a pro froe”

Nelson so considering all of his acco at the Western Front for so ood at politics and received evaluations that were lower than his actual accoht have never been promoted to a Count if it wasn’t for Milton’s accomplishments this ti this fact

“Honestly, you should have received ajust in case…”

Nelson spoke to Milton in a secretive tone

“Would you consider changing your naturalization to our country?”

“To the Strabus Kingdoht If you were to become a citizen of our country, the Coer reward”

Nelson gave Milton the greatest offer he could

However, Milton shook his head after thinking briefly

“I’ht I didn’t take your patriotisies”

“Don’t ized, but Milton honestly didn’t have any patriotisdoht just be a territory in the countryside, but it here he grew up and the place his ancestors protected for generations If he illing to discard his territory, he wouldn’t have joined the war in the first place and would have instead opted to flee the country

“It’s a pity Our country needs talented individuals like yourself”

Nelson seeretful, but that wasn’t a reason for Milton to change his iven you a old for your achievements this time around They also promoted you from a 100-old…”

Milton smiled bitterly He had expected as much, but it really was a small amount The aas much too small for an achievement that could influence the entire Western Front

Nelson spoke to Milton with an expression that showed he was sorry to the point of being embarrassed

“I’ain, but the Command Center doesn’t take my words seriously”

“……”

Nelson did everything he could using his position and connections However, the Coner, a 100-hly

“I’ize in their stead”

The only thing Nelson could do was to apologize to Milton in earnest He kne frustrated and angry Milton would be right now

Nelson also faced a lot of unfair treat stuck as a 1000-man comot h inferior achievements and made quick advancements in their career

Every tiet completely drunk at a bar and cuss out the rotten Command Center

‘I acted that way as a citizen of this country I can only iner friend would feel’</eh to want to crawl into a rat hole

However, Milton instead comforted Nelson with a relatively cal to be done It’s not a ize for Please lift your head”

“Are you okay?”

“Honestly, I’hout life Nothing will change froht?”

Milton Forrest never experienced such unfair treatment in his life, but that certainly wasn’t the case when looking back on his life as Park Moonsoo

For example…

In his previous life, he played baseball in junior high school His skills weren’t bad, and hepracticeofficial matches

Park Moonsoo couldn’t understand why a player whose skill was vastly inferior to his started in the position he fielded

He learned of the reason later on He heard that the parent of the player whose skill was vastly inferior had personal ties to the coach In addition, the player’s parents gave the coach a new car and other expensive gifts

Park Moonsoo quit the baseball tea that fact

He learned a bitter truth at an early age Filthy things could happen in one’s life and he could be a potential victim of that

s would surely happen in this place where the power of authority is er than in South Korea

Milton accepted the current situation because he didn’t have the power orhe could do for noas to reht come a day in his life when he can pay off this debt

As an aside, in the case of the coach fro up information on the corruption and posted it all over social h school As a result, the school was thrown into chaos, and the coach as well as the one who bribed him was subjected to a witch hunt on the internet

In the end, rebelliona stand every ti, but the odds of winning were slim It iser to remember the event and patiently wait for an opportune time

‘So, I’ll bear with it for now’</ehts as he spoke to Nelson with a sh The promotion to 300-man commander will be useful too”

Nelson was deeply i those words froreed at such a young age? I’ hiemade Nelson look at Milton favorably, and had hiinally planned to