Salute To The General
Chapter 2209

The symphony orchestra was already performing on the stage, while their audience were appreciating the art form that they were bringing to life on the stage.

Nathan wasn't really interested in symphony orchestra, but he wasn't averse to them either. He leaned back and watched the show with his family, but then he noticed that Penny seemed to be spacing out. "What's wrong?" he whispered to her.

Penny forced a smile. "It's nothing, really."

Nathan could see right through her. "Are you still worried that the Camdens will do something? That Easton is going to get back at us?" He smiled.

Penny whispered, "When he talked to you back there, it's obvious that he won't let this slide that easily. And he did say he's getting back at you tonight. Frankly,

I'm a little worried about that."

Nathan was about to tell Penny to relax, since he was there to handle everything, but before he could say a word, a commotion stirred within the hall, and the performance came to a sudden halt. Someone barged onto the stage, and it was none other than two old men. One of the men was short and plump, while the other was tall and lanky. They were both wearing normal clothes and espadrilles. The plump man had a guitar strapped on his back, while the gaunt man was holding a violin. At first glance, they seemed to be a pair of old street performers, and their appearance shocked both the symphony orchestra members as well as the audience who were watching them.

What is happening here?

Catherine looked at Simeon curiously, and she asked, "Are those men street performers? Are they here to challenge the symphony orchestra for a little music

battle?"

Simeon was as confused as the next person, but he had a feeling that it was a bit weird for a pair of old men to be showing up all of a sudden.

They might cause some ruckus, so Simeon wanted to tell the crew member and the security guards to take the old men away, but Catherine stopped him, "No, don't chase them out. I'm very curious about these men. I want to see why they are here, and I think this is more interesting than the orchestra."

Simeon frowned. He didn't really like the idea, but as the host, he had to be courteous. He told his men to stay out of the affair and see what the old men were trying to do.

None of them realized that Easton was starting to smirk the moment the old men showed up, and he stole a glance at Nathan too.

The old men were none other than Destructo and Annihilator. The plump one was Destructo, while the gaunt one was Annihilator.

Nobody in the hall could ever imagine that the old men who were standing before them were Blackwell clan's honorary elders. None expected them to be the most infamous Nunchuck Masters -Destructo and Annihilator.

The symphony orchestra team came from overseas, and there were a few muscular men among them as well. They were enraged when the old men came up to the stage and interrupted the show, and a few of the men went up to the old men menacingly. "What are you two old men doing here? Do you want to fight?" they growled, though their English wasn't that fluent.

The moment the men made that threat, Destructo and Annihilator attacked him at the same time.

The men couldn't even see how the old men moved, but when the pair was done, they were already sent flying back, and the instruments were smashed. The audience gasped in surprise, and Nathan frowned as well.

Colin whispered, "General, these old men are powerful fighters. I can feel their aura even from where I am sitting. It's possible that they are here for us.

At the same time, the symphony orchestra team's members held their injured teammates up and scurried off the stage, leaving Destructo and Annihilator behind.

Destructo took his guitar out, and Annihilator propped his violin on his shoulder, then they looked at Nathan.

Destructo smirked. "These guys know nothing about music. It's loud and disruptive. Allow us to perform an elegy which is calm and soothing."

Elegy? But that's not the kind of music they should be playing here. Elegies are only played during funerals.