The Almighty Dominance

Chapter 420

Alfred Kingston was inside his mansion when the alarm ripped through the halls. "What the hell is happening?" he muttered.

He rushed to the window and saw the nightmare outside-hundreds of people swarming the gate, pounding and tearing at the iron bars as if they meant to rip the estate apart.

Inside, the mansion guards were already in position.

One squad crouched near the entry hall windows with machine guns leveled, sweat dripping down their brows as they waited for the order.

Their leader barked out, his voice sharp as steel:

"Don't you dare break that gate! Cross the line and we'll open fire!"

"You Kingston dog!" someone spat. "Can't you see he's killing us? Next he'll come for you and your whole family. How can you stand there and still back him?" The crowd roared back, unmoved by the warning.

Alfred snatched up his smartphone, desperate for answers. "Why the hell don't I know anything about this?"

But the screen mocked him-no signal, no service. Dead silence.

Then came the pounding at his study door, urgent and relentless.

"Enter," Alfred commanded.

His secretary burst in, breathless, pale, and trembling. "Sir, we have an emergency."

"What is it?"

"Our communications are down. Completely dead. But the rebels? Their channels are alive and organized. They're striking with precision-government offices, banks, politician mansion, military posts, you name it. Someone is orchestrating this."

The man's chest heaved as he spoke, his shirt clinging with sweat.

"I ran here straight from the streets. I saw it with my own eyes. All of Los Angeles

is burning. People everywhere are rioting, protesting, destroying everything in sight."

"General Mark... the High Judge... senators... they're gone. Cut down by rebel hands."

Alfred's jaw tightened. Something didn't add up.

"That's impossible. General Mark had a thousand trained soldiers, fully armed. And they were facing-what? A rabble of eight thousand homeless with nothing but empty hands? Together with at best, two hundred rebels?"

He shook his head, disbelief hardening his voice. "They couldn't have lost. Not like this."

The secretary's eyes widened with grim certainty.

"Sir, believe me. Those eight thousand weren't just homeless beggars. They had guns. Heavy weapons. And they've rallied ten, maybe twenty thousand more to join the chaos."

swallowed hard. "And the rebels-there aren't just two hundred. I've heard Vermont sent five hundred of their elite

back, stunned. "Vermont? Are you telling me Vermont is behind this? Supplying weapons

from them, smuggled straight into the hands of the so-called

burned with rage. "Vermont..." he whispered, the name

planned this war down to the last detail. I accounted for every

pounded harder at the gate, his perfect plan was unraveling-collapsing like sand slipping through his

'Man proposes, Heaven disposes.'

the chaos. Get me connected to the governors - now. I need answers.

secretary stammered, panic tightening his voice. "All connections are dead. Nothing is

secure line can't be

into his study, pulled open the hidden panel,

screen flickered, the signal locked in, and the call connected-clean, fast,

filled the screen - every governor online, pulled

purred into the microphone, smiling like a blade. "Governor Kingston finally joins us. We tried calling you,

age. He kept his voice flat and diplomatic. "Bella

glass. "You accuse me without proof. Is your word evidence now? Show me

his camera. "Bella, if Vermont's behind attacks on Los Angeles, we won't stand by. You'll

proof, Governor Logan? Or should

jaw tightened. He knew the blackout had erased

shipments, eyewitness reports - but nothing the

said. "When it reaches you, you'll see who started this. If Vermont's behind it,

"Let me help you to give you proof. See what's really

recording cut through the silence-grainy, flat, unmistakable. Alfred's voice, crisp and coarse. "Go kill all the homeless. Get rid of the useless. Sell them to the rich. Tell them it's the

ice. He glared at the wavering line on the screen, the voice echoing through the dark feed. "I never said

without warmth. "I

control,

Soldiers drove people like cattle, boots pounding the ground Gunfire cracked. An

in the

was dragged

screams tearing through the

speakers.

s

close to the camera-eyes wide, raw with

got this from people begging

his own military to butcher

room watched in stunned silence as soldiers-General Mark's men-opened fire, then

He had locked the public

on the grid, "if people are at your front gate, they're not random. They want

nothing of the

That footage -where did you get it? It's forged.

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