The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch

“Joey, I have something to inform you. Don’t intervene in or inquire about what happened

at Southlake Hospital,” Chief Satori said nervously.

“But I’m already at the hospital. Why can’t I handle the situation here?” She was puzzled.

“Firstly, you can’t lay a hand on Caspian. Secondly, those foreigners were all dispatched

by Tigra. They intended to engage in espionage activities in Southlake City. They deserved

to die!

“You only need to handle the subsequent issues at Southlake Hospital,” Chief Satori

asserted in a commanding tone.

“I understand, sir!” Joey hadn’t expected that the regional chief would personally call her

regarding this matter.

As the head of the Inspector General’s office, she dared not disobey her superior’s orders.

Since these people were Tigra’s special forces and had ill intentions toward Caspian, they

truly deserved death.

“Stop! It’s all a misunderstanding.” After hanging up the phone, Joey hurriedly intervened.

Upon hearing her command, the inspectors obediently lowered their guns.

Caspian also gestured at the Elite team behind him to holster their weapons.

Seeing this, Joey stared at him with an immensely surprised expression.

She had noticed something amiss about Caspian back at the Cliff of Death. His identity

was not as simple as it appeared.

Various incidents suggested that Caspian certainly held a special status.

Soon after, the onlookers began discussing amongst themselves. They didn’t sympathize

with the foreigners lying on the ground.

Following this, Joey instructed her subordinates and medical staff to clear the scene.

The bloodied corpses needed to be dealt with promptly.

Caspian bade farewell to Stephanie and left Southlake Hospital.

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Inside the CEO’s office at Glorious Group, the atmosphere was suddenly broken by an

arrival.

“Mr. Taylor! Something serious has happened!” Bob rushed in, shouting anxiously.

“What happened? Take it slow and explain.” Taylor furrowed his brows.

“11 of our special forces soldiers died at Southlake Hospital!” Bob exclaimed.

“What? What exactly happened?” Taylor was utterly shocked.

Bob briefly explained the situation at Southlake Hospital to him.

After hearing it, Taylor grew even more furious.

“A bunch of useless trash! Didn’t they know who their opponent was? Caspian is the

Diatoranian God of War! He’s not that easy to deal with!” Taylor couldn’t contain his anger.

“They had no idea they were facing Caspian. We can’t let this slide, can we?” Bob spoke

out int

frustration.

“Those fools had no sense of the bigger picture. Who allowed them to wander around? Our

top priority now is the veins and treasures in Dragon’s Hill. Once we get hold of those,

then we can seek revenge on Caspian!” Taylor responded.

Since things had escalated to this state, they needed to be more cautious.

“What about the Cosmic Octagonal Nexus disk? How do we decode it?” Bob asked.

“Dop

worry about that. Over in Tigra, there are experts who have done research on Cosmic

Octagonal Nexus disks before. Looking at the time, they should be arriving in Southlake

City soon. There’s nothing that they can’t crack open!

“Besides that, manage your subordinates well and keep them in line!” Taylor assured

confidently.

“I understand.” Bob nodded.

Caspian, Sylvia, and Macy sat together in a car after leaving Southlake Hospital.

“Since both of you are here, let’s make a trip to Dragon’s Hill,” Caspian suggested.

“What? Why are we going to Dragon’s Hill?” Sylvia asked, puzzled.

“To see what those Tigra’special forces dug up that made them suddenly cease their

activities. There might truly be some treasure there,” Caspian explained.

Prior to this, those special forces would go to Dragon’s Hill daily.

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But in the past few days, their movements had ceased. Caspian suspected that they had

encountered something there.

Rather than

waiting, it was better to take action. While they had the time, Caspian wanted to see what

secrets lay beneath Dragon’s Hill.

“Do you think we should bring along our Elite team?” Sylvia asked.

“Let’s bring them along. You inform them,” he replied.

Sylvia made a call to the members in the other vehicles and gave the order to head to

Dragon’s

Hill.

The convoy advanced toward Dragon’s Hill.

They arrived at the tunnel behind the bushes from before.

At this point, the tunnel seemed endlessly deep.

“Caspian, I’ll lead some people down to have a look as we’re not sure of what’s inside.

Please

wait outside. If anything happens, I’ll report back immediately!” Sylvia said.

She decided to go in first as she was worried about the potential dangers below.

“Don’t worry. Let’s all go together.” Caspian shook his hand.

As the God of War, he had to lead by example. He couldn’t stay outside and send his

subordinates to risk their lives.

Sylvia nodded, not arguing further.

They lowered a rope with one end secured to a large rock and the other extending into the

tunnel.

After several dozen feet, everyone landed safely.

As they progressed, the passage widened, and they walked along the path for several

dozen feet.

Then, under the faint light of the flashlights, a massive double door made of stone

appeared in front of them!