The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch
Chatper 568
Chapter 568 No Rest for the Wicked
“We absolutely cannot retreat! Champion Hart has given the order, so we must hold out for three hours. We have to buy enough time for the citizens to evacuate, “Sylvia declared.
“But the enemy is well-prepared. They have too much firepower. I’m afraid we won’t be able to last that long!” said the officer.
“We must defend the city even if it costs our lives. We can’t let the citizens fall into danger,” Sylvia replied.
“Understood!”
The South Aridlands’ forces began to help the citizens of Southlake City evacuate with their military planes.
Meanwhile, the intelligence officer from South Aridlands ordered the soldiers to lie in wait. Once the enemy had reached shore, they could ambush them and start their assault.
“Chief Sanders, the enemy is about to break through. We should leave,” an inspector informed Joey, who had been keeping order in Southlake City as well.
“The citizens have left. We’re not soldiers. Fighting against an army is not part of our duties!” the officer shot back.
“Diatoran’s safety is linked to ours. As inspectors, we must carry out our duties. We’ll march forth once the enemy has reached shore!”
Upon hearing Joey’s answer, the inspector hung his head. He didn’t say anything after that.
The hospital in the war zone was filled with patients. Beds were now scarce as the number of patients grew.
Avon was busy. He had been treating patients for the last 24 hours with no rest.
Three hours later, the citizens of Southlake City had all evacuated. Sylvia and Desmond then ordered their troops to leave the coast.
Seeing Sylvia and her men leave, the enemy promptly approached the shore. They marched into Southlake City and began their assault on land.
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City. They weren’t making a full retreat. Instead, they utilized the city’s terrain and engaged the enemy
Army thought that the Diatoranian troops were scared. But then, the Diatoranian soldiers started a counterattack. It caught the
of the Union Army’s advance into Southlake City. He had yet to return to the West Aridlands
situation is grave. The enemy has made their
never thought the enemy would invade the city just as I drove back their forces in West Aridlands,” Caspian said as he
been put under immense pressure to come up with a plan to handle this.
way to West Aridlands as quickly as they can. From there, they should fly out from West Aridlands Airport to meet the enemy at South Aridlands!”
in panicking. He had to be calm to face whatever might come.
“Got it!”
enemy. Although they managed to get the upper hand quickly, the Union Army’s numbers had
the enemy off by blowing up the
worked the first few times. The Union Army was better prepared for it once they caught wind of her
Astronian armies split up. Half of them advanced from the south, and the other half started
had already left, there were still some who were evacuating. It was then that the
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hellscape as the people were slaughtered. The cruelty of
at the West Aridlands War Zone at last. The
victory at West Aridlands, Lord Caspian.
the city. I condemn their actions, but I am powerless to stop them,” the King said
banquet for another time. I shall go to South Aridlands right this instant and drive those
Are
not the time for me to rest. Southlake City is currently being ravaged.
see. You’ve had a hard time, Lord Caspian. You’ve been in battle for the few days without rest,”
my duty to protect this country.”
Aridlands is now over. But with Vadesia and Astronia’s invasion, I, too, wish to go with Lord Caspian to South Aridlands!” Dax
Dax as he looked at
past
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