Owai's words were not only addressed to 'Mr. Viko', but also to He Ao who was standing aside.
This was tantamount to swearing allegiance to the new 'City Government'.
It was also Owai's response to He Ao's statement that "military orders come from the same source".
Since He Ao could entrust the City Defense Army to him, he would also steadfastly stand with He Ao and the 'Mayor' chosen by He Ao.
Maintaining the same core, ensuring that the City Defense Army does not conflict with the City Government, and that all orders come from the same source.
He Ao glanced at Owai and nodded silently.
"Thank you, General Owai. The people of Minte will remember your service."
At this moment, Mr. Viko nodded vigorously and quickly said.
Owai looked up at him, his eyes imperceptibly passing over He Ao's expression, then he let go of his hand and laughed, "Mr. Viko is indeed young and promising, young and promising indeed."
He deliberately looked at He Ao while saying these words.
