The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 204 Though this was the suburbs, local farmers were living here. Today was the Mid-Autumn Festival, and families gathered for the reunion. In the morning, armed men in the tens of thousands swarmed the area. The locals were appalled. They remained in the safety of their homes and did not wander. Some were even scared away, evacuating to other places. On both sides of the road stood black-vested men armed with weapons with ferocious looks on their faces. James and Henry approached them.

The men had received orders not to harm them for now.

Soon, James arrived at the Cadens’ cemetery.

The Cadens’ cemetery was teeming with people. A few coffins lay in holes dug on a slope not too far away. There were some flowers at the burial site. Outside the Cadens’cemetery on an empty plot of land stood the current leaders of the Great Four: Hector Xavier, Melvin Fraiser, Kelvin Wilson, and Drake Zimmerman.

Even Dawson, Nine Fingers, and the various underworld forces of Cansington were present. They had brought their men to help.

They totaled over ten thousand people.

On the ground lay a seventy-year-old man and a twenty-year-old woman.

tied up and laid on the ground like a

disheveled, and her white dress was mud splattered. She wore a disconcerted expression. James and Henry walked in under their gaze. Melvin was the first to laugh.

tens of thousands of men surrounding them. “Remnant of the Cadens, do you not see how powerless you are? Or are you just here to get yourself killed?” Drake stepped forward and yelled, “It was me who tied up the Cadens and burned down the Cadens’ villa ten years ago. Little did

sounded as

stopped in front of

man lying on the ground.

there’d be a Caden who slipped through our grasp. After the destruction of the Cadens, he built this cemetery and buried

looked at the man lying on the

“M-Mr. Quinn?”

He shivered.

Quinn was the

had escaped the fire as he was not in Cansington during the incident. According to Henry’s information, Newton had left

turned and looked Henry in

information I gave you clearly stated that he’d left Cansington many years ago.