The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch

Chapter 733 An Enraged Balthazar

The Andrews family was restless back at the king’s residence. They learned Caspian had brought Sylvia and the others back to Dhord City. They were uneasy after finding out many civilians adored Caspian and his subordinates.

An anxious Zane voiced, “Dad, Caspian has made incredible achievements. Also, thousands of people respect him now! Won’t Diatoran descend into chaos if we depose him?”

“Yeah, Dad. The civilians of Dhord City have warmly welcomed Caspian home after learning about his triumph. Such a scene has never happened before. Isn’t it unwise if we take him down now?” Kelvin joined in.

“What’s there to be afraid of? We don’t need to worry about those regular civilians. After all, our positions are at risk the longer we keep Caspian around.

“Have Skyarch Palace prepare everything. If Caspian and his subordinates dare defy us, they’ll be punished on the spot!” Jerry barked.

“Got it, Dad. We also can’t let Phoenix Vanguard enter the king’s residence. Otherwise, it’ll be a pain to deal with them,” Zane advised.

Jerry agreed, “Indeed, and we can’t let them bring any weapons, too.”

“I’ll give the orders to block off and search for weapons on Caspian and his entourage,” Kevin responded.

“Do it right away. We can make them disappear forever as long as they enter the king’s residence with anything suspicious!” Jerry snarled.

“On it!” Zane and Kelvin did as told.

Before they could leave, Jerry added, “It’s best to have a witness if we want to depose Caspian. Summon the higher–ups over in the king’s name!”

“But, Dad.” Kelvin asked, “What do we do if the higher–ups take Caspian’s side?” Jerry replied calmly, “We control the king now. So, what’s there to worry about? It doesn’t matter what the higher–ups say. They must comply with whatever the king orders.

“Also, bring Lyndon over. Otherwise, Caspian might be onto us.

“Got it.” Kelvin nodded. Then, he and Zane headed off.

+15 BONUS

Lyndon had recovered under the treatment of the Skyarch Palace’s doctors.

The leader of Three Poisons Hall, Jethro, controlled Lyndon’s thoughts. He made the latter lead some of Skyarch Palace’s soldiers as he patrolled the king’s residence.

To prevent unwanted accidents, the soldiers carried weapons and guns. They were ready to attack Caspian and his entourage at any moment.

Meanwhile, the Dhord City’s higher–ups rushed to the king’s residence once they heard Balthazar wanted to see them.

sat on the elevated throne in the

Skyarch Palace’s elites, who pretended to be regular

soon arrived outside the

the guards thundered.

the others were

spoke up. “You shit for brains, don’t you guys know who this is? He’s the Diatoranian God of War! How

that large groups of people aren’t allowed to enter,” the guard stated.

people are Lord Caspian’s personal guards. Why

are already many higher–ups inside the king’s residence. There isn’t enough room for more people. It’s an order

snap at the guard, but Caspian raised his hand,

the group, “Phoenix Vanguard will wait out

Phoenix Vanguard members spoke

arrangements, Caspian, Sylvia, and Macy entered the king’s

+15 BONUS

the guard called out to

at us, you shithead? What else do you

with

that weapons

said.

and I can leave our weapons behind, but Lord Caspian has special rights. His Majesty allowed Lord Caspian

gave new orders to hold everyone to the same rule. Nobody can bring inside today.” The guard refused to budge.

weapons

the situation odd as it was their

Caspian, something’s off today. His Majesty has never given such orders before. Could it be that something actually happened?”

near–assassination attempt last night. So, it makes sense

wanted to convey more of her

latter raised his hand to

Phoenix Vanguard to look

after, he brought Macy and Sylvia inside. They had just entered when they noticed the heavily armed guards all over the

the main hall of the residence once

high up on the throne without a hint of emotion

felt

uneasy when Caspian

because Caspian was the invincible Diatoranian God of War. Even without subordinates, his presence was enough to send