The Strongest Warrior’s Revenge by Valerie Bach

Chapter 321

The King of Northguard had already taken note of someone who had been standing outside for some time.

The individual who had arrived was one of his subordinates.

In that instant, he recalled how he had bowed before Gavin, his humiliation weighing heavily on his mind.

‘If my subordinates had witnessed the recent events, wouldn’t my reputation be irreparably tarnished? The proud King of Northguard had, in fact, played the role of a servant in Gavin’s presence. What would my subordinates make of this?’

The mood of the King of Northguard darkened further. The more he dwelled on the situation, the less he could bear to accept it passively.

Yet, even when he saw Gavin standing nearby, he still didn’t dare to display insolence in his presence.

This was primarily due to his awareness of the vast difference in power between himself and Gavin. If he were to raise his voice before Gavin at this very moment, he understood that his fate would be sealed without question.

He couldn’t possibly engage in a life-and-death struggle with Gavin at this moment and allow his subordinates to witness Gavin overpowering and beating him, could he?

‘Wouldn’t that situation be even more humiliating than the current one?’

The King of Northguard contemplated the situation carefully and, at this moment, had no choice but to concede.

However, he couldn’t help but wonder why his subordinates had chosen this particular moment to appear. ‘Did they have something urgent to report? In any case, it was clear that this was not an opportune time for such interruptions. The King of Northguard set down his coffee cup and turned his gaze towards Gavin. With a somewhat awkward smile, he timidly began, “Um… I have some matters to attend to. I’ll return shortly!

“You can give instructions to my attendants if needed. I’ve made that clear, then.” Gavin’s eyes remained closed, and he paid no heed to the King of Northguard. Nevertheless, he had heard all he needed to hear.

The King of Northguard observed Gavin before him, choosing not to respond or intervene. He offered a smile and said, “Very well, I’ll take my leave for now. I’ll return shortly.”

Then, he swiftly departed, seizing his subordinate by the collar as they both disappeared in a hurry in a certain direction.

As the King of Northguard exited the room, Gavin cast a sidelong glance at the

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door, a subtle smile playing on his lips. However, he made no immediate move.

Inside the chamber within the courtyard of the Northguard Imperial Residence.

pain, the individual crawled to the feet of the King of Northguard, step by painful step, ultimately kneeling before

King of Northguard glared furiously at his subordinate before him and

witness everything that

with a panicked expression, gazed at the enraged King of

I

really didn’t see

“Your Highness!”

he gazed at the subordinate kneeling before him, beads of

to divulge any information carelessly, the

anyone, don’t expect me to hesitate in ordering the execution

the consequences of your actions

the King of Northguard’s admonition, the subordinate looked up urgently and replied, “I heard

I had ten times the courage, I would never

I’ve been loyal to you for so long. How could I ever speak ill of you?” the subordinate protested earnestly.

and, after a moment, closed his eyes with a heavy sigh. He

you come seeking

slowly rose to his feet and approached the King of

found those

sparkled with interest upon hearing this news.

to locate the two women quite

he could promptly relay the situation to Gavin?

swift departure from

Residence.

the first part of the

a thought seemed to strike the King of Northguard. He opened his eyes and

“But what?

you to withhold

subordinate gazed at the infuriated King

two women have been dispatched to a bar in Provence Hotel,”

Provence Hotel, the King of Northguard’s gaze sharpened as he turned to his subordinate. His pupils contracted, and he uttered. “Cruto Industries?”

concern.

nodded in

of Northguard’s eyes flickered

under my direct control. Furthermore, the influence of Cruto could not be underestimated. Most crucially, I have no desire to confront Cruto unless it is an absolute necessity, as it may lead to unwarranted international disputes. I surmise that dealing with such

he turned to his subordinate and stated. “This is going to be a challenging situation,” King of

his subordinate’s eyes