The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch
Chatper 634
Chapter 634 The Crafty and Narrow–minded Person
What do you mean by that, Lord Caspian?” Benjamin asked in bemusement.
Why was Caspian speaking in defense of Balthazar now?
“The King is seeing this matter from a different perspective from ours. If we start a war now and are able to defeat these four countries, Diatoran will become a significant entity internationally.
“His Majesty wants Diatoran to become stronger, but a huge price must be paid to achieve that. Diatoran has been laying low and enduring hardship for a long time before we finally emerged as a formidable entity.
His Majesty has waited for this day for a long time. We also finally succeeded in developing the hurricane missiles. Of course His Majesty will want to seize this opportunity to exhibit the power our country possesses!
Every ruler in history has the desire to enlarge his nation’s territory. Hist Majesty merely desires to elevate Diatoran’s status, which will deter others from invading the country. He’s also acting in consideration of the people of Diatoran.”
Caspian guessed at what was truly on Balthazar’s mind.
Benjamin and John were stunned by his words–they did not expect him to understand Balthazar so well.
“If you know what he’s really thinking, Lord Caspian, why would you still the notion of starting a war?” Benjamin asked in confusion.
oppose
“I don’t consider what will happen far in the future. Both of you have seen for yourself how devastating the war was this time.
“Many Diatoranian soldiers have died on the battlefield, heavily impacting their families. I only care about what’s happening in front of me,” Caspian said.
“But you’ve been consistently opposing the King. What if His Majesty flies into a rage?” Benjamin asked.
“Exactly! What if he wants you to give up your authority over the army? What should you do then? You should be more careful, Lord Caspian,” John said.
“Don’t worry. He’ll never do that,” Caspian said confidently.
“We believe in him, but we can’t stop others from whispering about you behind your back!” Benjamin said.
and just man. He won’t be swayed so easily, so you
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so. I hope that we’re just overthinking it,” Benjamin said.
Gods, Lord Caspian, and His Majesty is the King. of Diatoran, but the two of you are now on different sides. One of you must take a step back and compromise, or this matter will never be resolved,” John
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resolve this, actually,” Caspian said
do you have in mind, Lord Caspian?” Benjamin and John
I’m sure it can resolve the conflict between the King and I
great if that really
about it carefully for a while. When
presidential suite when someone reported to him, “Your Majesty,
him in.” It so happened that Balthazar was feeling troubled and
The
in
see me for, Jerry?”
of my heart,
don’t need to be too polite in front of me,” Balthazar
He doesn’t
what’s on his mind, and it’s not
nevertheless,” Balthazar
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and holds authority over at massive army. He’s also loved and respected by the people of Diatoran. It’s my opinion that you should be more cautious of him, Your Majesty,” Jerry
years,
been working for me for many and his loyalty has never wavered. You don’t need to worry
he’s trained his own armored battalion and is close with many higher–ups
The entire Diatoran will be his in the future. There’s no need for him to commit
that Caspian would betray
You’re in your prime now, Your Majesty, and
Caspian will turn against me?” Balthazar asked, looking serious.
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