His Lordship Alexander Kane by Useless Caesar

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In desperation, Kent had no choice but to collapse to the ground with a thud, bowing to Alexander in a plea for

mercy.

“Mister Kane, spare my life! I know I was wrong! Your lordship, forgive me this time!” he wailed, kneeling and

bowing three times then repeating the gesture nine more times.

“I was confused for a moment, unaware of your identity. I… I still don’t know who you are, but I know I truly

messed up this time. I really messed up!”

He was not lying this time.

Not just him. Even Tobias beside him, and Waldo, who followed anxiously behind, knew Alexander was

terrifying. However, they had no clue that the calm–looking young man before them was not just some useless

son–in–law but the globally renowned Lord of the Temple of War.

“Mister Kane…”

Tobias‘ face alternated between pale and green. It was as if he suddenly recalled

him off the ground. He turned to Alexander with a

“Mister Kane, this man Waldo deceived Kent with deceitful words. He’s nothing

giving Waldo a chance to defend himself, Tobias tightened

Crack!

neck snapped by Tobias. His lifeless

protect Kent, Mister Sacco! Do you

the framing incident at the experience center grimly.

his voice almost hoarse. “Zachary Gander, Hannah Cox… Were they all arranged

point, raging with anger, he shouted toward the grand mansion behind him. “Someone,

cane, offering

steward’s hand and mercilessly whipped Kent, his old face contorted in a fierce grimace. “I’ll whip you to death, you beast! You’ve truly disgraced the

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provoking Mister Kane… You won’t have enough lives

was whipped so severely that he was almost beaten to death, bloodstains covering his body as he rolled on the

kill him. Instead, he was trying to save him. As long as it could appease Alexander,

moment, Kent sobbed and rushed to Alexander, bowing recklessly, his voice hoarse. “I beg for your mercy; spare this wretched life of mine! I was blind before,

when taking a beating. Kent, despite bowing and expressing remorse,

said, “I’ve said before: In business competition, one must be upright. I welcome fair competition, but if there’s mischief behind my back, you will pay the