The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch

Chapter 221 Break One of Their Arms

After hearing Billy and Simon’s vulgar exchange, Willow snapped furiously, “You’re despicable!”

Caspian’s expression was as dark as night. How dare these bastards covet his wife? They were done for!

Meanwhile, The Reaper had a look of despair as he stood silently. He was caught between a rock and a hard place.

He thought Billy and Simon were dooming themselves!

“Don’t push it, Billy!” Rebecca shrieked.

“You’re feisty, Rebecca, but the more you fight back, the more excited I get! I like women like you. I’ll make you feel real good, but I must warn you, I’ve got quite the package. You’re going to have to adjust to my size tonight!” Billy cackled as his words became even more crude.

He could already imagine Rebecca moaning beneath him.

Trembling with rage, Rebecca cried out, “You’re shameless!”

There was no point in saying anything to someone as shameless as Billy.

Terrified, Keller had long since started shaking.

He could not afford to offend either Billy or Simon.

He knew that Simon was the oldest son of one of the four most prominent families in Dhord City, and he was panicking hard. They were in big trouble.

“You’re fearless, huh? Did you come here for another beating?” Caspian said icily.

“Let’s see if you can still be this arrogant after this, bastard!” Billy bellowed in fury.

“Get them! Make sure you don’t hurt the two pretty ladies!” Billy commanded with a flick of his hand.

Immediately, the men behind Billy and Simon rushed forward.

The Reaper stood in his spot without moving-

He could not join the fight, and neither did he dare to.

He knew full well just how terrifyingly powerful Caspian was.

Just as Caspian was about to jump into action, a silhouette shot into the room.

“Let me handle it, Caspian!”

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Everyone was stunned as a woman showed up. With quick, decisive strikes, she defeated all of Billy’s men before they even had a chance to move.

Lying all over the floor, they rolled about and howled in pain.

“You sure know how to pick your timing, Sylvia,” Caspian said with a chuckle.

those men,

“How’s this possible?”

Simon

this beautiful woman come from, and why was she such a

seeing three gorgeous ladies standing beside Caspian, both

envious.

with them were all expert fighters in

selected. But to their shock, a woman had easily dealt with all of

how much stronger was Caspian, then? He did not even lift a finger.

finally understood why Billy got hit.

not too late, right, Caspian?” Sylvia asked.

But after considering Caspian’s safety, she

on causing trouble for yourselves, and you even had the nerve to lust after my wife, I

arms! Let this be a lesson they remember!”

Sylvia replied with a nod as she walked over to Billy

were scared witless and shaking uncontrollably.

My dad is the master of Mahayan Pavilion!”

family! Let’s see who dares to lay a hand on me!” Simon quickly called

what they said had

broke one of both men’s

agonizing howls echoed in the office.

frowned. He almost felt

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to howl at the top of their lungs. The excruciating pain

powerful? Why haven’t I heard of them before? You’re

known this would

them, and one of his arms

Reaper, who was standing dazedly, and took a

Reaper stammered when

coincidence. What’s this? Now that your boss is dead, are you working for these two losers?” Caspian asked

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rein in his terror, but his

today. Take these two losers away. Don’t let them sully my territory,” Caspian

at the fact that Caspian was

effort on dealing with someone who has lost to

utter humiliation. The Reaper had never felt

disregarded him.

to kill Caspian. But he was powerless

not waste any time. He quickly left with Billy and Simon.

that Caspian would change his mind and attack him as well!

why didn’t you just kill them off?” Sylvia asked in confusion.

be so boring to kill them outright,” Caspian

and Rebecca were still in shock. They could

group of men to cause trouble for them, but

able to withstand Billy’s act of revenge. But now, he realized how unnecessary his concern was