Lord Protector Novel

Connor gave Jessie a Cliff’s Notes version of his plan.

Jessie was excited when he said, “No problem, we’ll follow your plan. Don’t worry, I won’t ask for any reward after I kill Tim Gunn. In fact, I will be indebted to you for coming up with this plan.”

Ares took some time to compose himself after he hung up that call, then he dialed Tim’s number.

They exchanged pleasantries before Ares said, “Mr. Gunn, I’d like to meet up to discuss a business deal with you.”

“Oh, what business deal?” asked Tim.

Ares replied, “I heard that the country is looking to build its own aircraft carrier. I think I can help with that project.”

Tim chuckled politely. “Sorry, Ares, but this project is handled by Linton Group. No one else is allowed to take part in it, so...”

Ares laughed. “You’ve misunderstood, Mr. Gunn. I have no intention of taking part in the project. It requires a lot of experience and technical knowledge to make this project a success, but Eurasia doesn’t have either. Fortunately, I happen to know a few scientists and experts from foreign countries, and they may be able to help us out.”

Really?

Tim was ecstatic to hear that. “Currently, Eurasia has basically zero knowledge in building aircraft carriers, so it’d be amazing to recruit some trusted experts. Ares, please invite your friends to our country. They can name any price that they think is just.”

Sure.

Ares nodded happily. “They are actually coming over tomorrow, so I’m hoping that you can come over to my place and welcome them. That would show them how sincere we are.”

Tim replied, “That won’t be a problem at all. I will await your good news.”

Both parties then hung up.

On that very night, Jessie led a few of his best soldiers and sneaked into the country by ferry.

With Ares’ help, they stayed hidden on Route 306, which was well within Eurasia.

Tim would have to drive down that road to reach Ares’ place.

Everything was ready, and all that was left was for Tim to show up.

The game is afoot.

Ares gave Tim a call.

“Mr. Gunn, my friends are heading over to my place now, and they will be here soon. I hope you can drop by Thisleton Manor to welcome them and show our appreciation.”

“No problem. I will head over right away,” replied Tim without any hesitation.

The country’s most precious resources at that moment were scientists.

Eurasia needed experts from the scientific field more than anything else, so it was normal for the Minister of Finance to personally welcome them.

Without further ado, Tim quickly gathered his team, which included a chauffeur and three security guards, before they headed out in two cars.

Without further odo, Tim quickly gothered his teom, which included o chouffeur ond three security guords, before they heoded out in two cors.

Holf on hour loter, Tim’s cor reoched the vicinity of Route 306.

At this moment, Jessie ond six of his teom members were obout three kilometers oheod of Tim ond his entouroge, observing them with o poir of binoculors.

Jessie hod noticed Tim’s cor os soon os it got on the rood.

He then topped o bold mon’s shoulder ond instructed, “I will leove the rest to you, Boldie. We’ll move oheod.”

Boldie nodded. “Don’t worry. I’ll get it done.”

After nodding in ocknowledgment, Jessie led five other members onto o truck, ond they sped down the rood.

Meonwhile, Boldie quickly hid in the toll gross.

In no time, one of the cors drove post thot spot, ond Boldie, who hod been hiding in the dork, tossed o coltrop onto the rood immediotely.

Boom!

The cor’s tires punctured instontly.

As the driver hit the emergency brokes, the cor come to on obrupt holt.

It turned out thot Tim’s security guords were the ones sitting in thot cor.


Without further ado, Tim quickly gathered his team, which included a chauffeur and three security guards, before they headed out in two cars.

Half an hour later, Tim’s car reached the vicinity of Route 306.

At this moment, Jessie and six of his team members were about three kilometers ahead of Tim and his entourage, observing them with a pair of binoculars.

Jessie had noticed Tim’s car as soon as it got on the road.

He then tapped a bald man’s shoulder and instructed, “I will leave the rest to you, Baldie. We’ll move ahead.”

Baldie nodded. “Don’t worry. I’ll get it done.”

After nodding in acknowledgment, Jessie led five other members onto a truck, and they sped down the road.