The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch
Chatper 553
Chapter 553 If You Don’t Plan For Yourself, Misfortune Will Befall You
“We’re done here. That’s all I’ll say to you. Pack up your things now. You’re going to follow us to Garthram,” Donald said.
“Sure.” Henry nodded. He was very reluctant, but he dared not say more when faced with the objection from all other members of his family.
He could only formulate his plans slowly. When the time came, he would ask. Richard and Nicholas for their opinions.
The Archers had also heard word from the Southlake authorities on evacuating the city. They didn’t want to leave the place they had been born and bred in, either.
“The businesses that make up the foundation of our family are all here, but now we’re forced to leave due to the war. I don’t want to,” Lawrence bemoaned.
“Exactly! I don’t know what’s up with Diatoran, really. They’re giving up on Southlake City!” Vince said.
“It’s all because of Caspian Lynch. Isn’t he the chief commander? He must’ve decided to give up on Southlake City because he’s useless!” Susan said sarcastically.
“I don’t know why the King had elected a good-for-nothing like Caspian as chief commander. He must’ve been blind. Could someone so useless really lead troops in battle?” Nicholas said bitterly.
“Caspian must’ve decided to give up on Southlake City because he found the enemy’s attacks to be too aggressive and thus wasn’t confident that he could win against them.
“Everything is his fault. Now, we’re forced to evacuate, and our businesses will be snatched away by other people!” Lawrence barked.
Having directed the conversation toward the main topic, Nicholas decided that it was time he brought it up. “Grandpa, I have a good idea if you don’t want to leave our family home here and want to secure the family businesses.”
“Oh? What good idea might that be?” Lawrence asked.
Would Nicholas really have something up his sleeve?
“Diatoran is surrounded by enemy troops, which won’t be held off for long. We
+15 BONOS
think we should just seek refuge in Vadesia. Not only do we not need to leave Southlake City, but we can also hold onto the
They didn’t expect Nicholas to have thought of something so bold.
are looked down on by other people, and we might even
fall eventually, Grandpa. Who will give us trouble if
that Diatoran will lose?”
I heard the troops there are almost at their limit. If we go by that, it won’t take long until West Aridlands
also attacking us aggressively in East Aridlands. The east is also in danger of
for South Aridlands… Caspian Lynch, that useless general, has run away due to his cowardice. They’ve already given up on Southlake City.
but the enemy might come back some other
four sides. How can Diatoran possibly hold its own against them?
these countries gang up against Diatoran, they might directly divide the
haven’t invaded the city, we should quickly defect to Vadesia. Only with that will Vadesia let us off the
out all his
to him. They all
everyone a question. What are your
it’s none of our business. I’m fine no matter what if it means that we can hold onto our businesses. This is indeed a good time to seek
+15 BONOS
so useless as Caspian Lynch can be a general in the Diatoranian military. From that, we can see there aren’t enough capable people in Diatoran.
waiting here for our deaths. We must find ourselves a way out, and
emphatically.
should
find someone else to back us up, how will we fight against
in public once and took the girl he liked
a chance to show Caspian what we’re capable of, and we’ll feel better after that!” Susan said.
decision regarding
please! We might have a shot at survival
choice now, we can
Read The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch - Chatper 553
Read Chatper 553 with many climactic and unique details. The series The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch one of the top-selling novels by Cath Nitfisch. Chapter content chapter Chatper 553 - The heroine seems to fall into the abyss of despair, heartache, empty-handed, But unexpectedly this happened a big event. So what was that event? Read The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch Chatper 553 for more details