The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch
Chatper 771
Chapter 771 Peace
In order to maintain his reputation, Byron had been telling others that he was setting up a trap to catch Caspian.
But who would have thought–that Caspian would withdraw his troops midway and Diatoran even took the initiative to sue for peace?
Seizing this opportunity, Byron propagated it wildly and claimed that Caspian was scared off by his setup. Many citizens of Filren believed his words.
Now that Caspian has been dismissed, the fighting power of Diatoran would plummet.
Since they had the strength to deal with Diatoran, why not demand some benefits from them?
Many Filrenians agreed to go to war with Diatoran. They seemed to have forgotten Caspian’s previous imposing power, or rather, they had all been deceived by Byron’s rhetoric.
Only Byron and some high–ranking officials knew about the truth of this matter. They were not arrogant. Even though Caspian had been dismissed, they knew that defeating Diatoran would be a very difficult task.
Manny was well aware that what Byron said was complete nonsense.
“King Byron is indeed a strategist by using the lives of tens of thousands of soldiers to lure Caspian. But in the end, all of your soldiers died while Caspian roamed freely.
“Is this all part of your plan, Your Majesty?” Manny asked with a smile.
Manny was a renowned diplomat, and he had caught Byron’s weakness. Once Byron admitted to what he said, he would be condemned by thousands!
“We are discussing compensation. Why do you bring up irrelevant topics? I’m asking you whether Diatoran is willing to cede territory. If not, I will order the troops to attack now! It will be too late for regrets by then!”
Byron had no intention of wasting time with Manny. He knew negotiations were definitely not Manny’s strong suit, so he chose to be unscrupulous.
“As far as I know, Capsian previously seized the capital of Filren. He withdrew his troops under King Balthazar’s orders, not because he was afraid of your setup. “King Balthazar believed that commanding war brings suffering to people, so he
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portray Caspian
Balthazar would immediately call back Caspian to take command of the military. By
to go to war because he feared Caspian would be
fleeing in panic, my army
title as the Diatoranian God
talk anymore! Hanley, let’s go!” Manny waved his hand and
the side. He was about to say something but was pulled
Manny was the one who called the shots,
instructed him not to let Filren wage war under any circumstances. But who knew that Manny would threaten
declared war against Diatoran, the two of them might become villains in the
to leave because
two were leaving, they heard Byron saying, “Wait!
words, Manny and Hanley felt relieved. Byron making them stay showed that he, too, feared going to
you still don’t understand the situation with Diatoran. The people are all united and are advocating for war. King Balthazar chooses
to think about it, and
waved his hand impatiently.
and Hanley glanced at each other and turned to leave.
his face gradually darkened. What Manny said just now hit his sore
and his face was
“Yes, sir!”
stepped forward and nodded respectfully. He was the captain
bring Caspian’s head to me! As long as he is killed, we can launch
had once sent Macy to assassinate Camden. So, Byron
to Filren. They dared not to go to war as long as Caspian was alive.
to eliminate Caspian
Majesty, rest assured. I will definitely bring Caspian’s head back!” Jason smiled confidently.
had thought of assassinating Caspian before. However, it was difficult for him to carry
then.
longer held an official position, Jason was absolutely confident in
the Riverside Villa, Kate held a
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