The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch

Chatper 543



Chatper 543

Chatper 543


Chapter 543 The Battle of Life and Death


Caspian led an army of men in steel armor, along with two battalions under Dax. Although he was


equipped with fewer than a hundred thousand men, his


intimidating presence struck fear in Quinton’s forces.


Caspian Lynch, or the Diatoranian God of War, was a famous name. A legend of Diatoran, he was


simultaneously an enemy’s worst nightmare.


Now turned rebels, Quinton and his men found themselves facing Caspian, their former ally, whose


reputation alone instilled dread.


Caspian seemed to be holding a dagger in his hand. The glint on the blade was terrifying, as though it’d


slice through one’s neck in the next second.


The enemy had no idea what he was holding, but they could sense that it was a sharp and destructive


weapon.


“Your Majesty, my apologies for arriving late,” Caspian announced loudly upon seeing the King.


His booming voice sent shivers through everyone present.


“Lord Caspian, you’re finally here! Rid us of the traitor Quinton Hans immediately!” The King, deeply


moved by Caspian’s presence, felt a wave of


reassurance.


“Of course!” Caspian replied as he closed in with his army.


However, when he was within a mile, he signaled his forces to halt. He had to be cautious since the


King was still in the hands of the rebels.


Meanwhile, armored and missile vehicles positioned themselves at the forefront, escalating the tension.


Caspian’s men were prepared to fight to the death against Quinton.


Noticing the huge toll on the army guarding Tenby Passage, Caspian marveled at the resilience of


Logan’s 20-thousand men, holding their ground until his arrival.


Before this, someone had approached Caspian to ascertain his family background. Caspian himself


had also discreetly looked into the Massey Family. Despite not knowing if Logan was his father, he


carried certain expectations.


The mystery of his lineage had troubled him for two decades, after all.


Logan was thrilled to see Caspian. With one look, he could tell that Caspian was his long-lost son. The


two bore a striking resemblance to each other.


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However, Logan soon looked away out of remorse. Due to difficult circumstances, he had dumped his


few-month-old son by the steps of another family’s home. The memory plagued Logan, who felt


regretful of his actions.


At that moment, Caspian confronted Quinton. “Quinton Hans, has our King not treated you well? What


did you gain from pledging your allegiance to Filren?”


“Caspian Lynch, you might be the Diatoranian God of War, but I do not fear you. Diatoran is faced with


multiple threats, and its demise is almost guaranteed.


“Self-preservation is a priority. Betraying my country secures my future,” argued Quinton with


confidence, especially because he commanded more men than Caspian at the moment.


He had no option but to fight Caspian to the bitter end.


“Quinton Hans, Diatoran is rich with resources and talents. It’s only a matter of time before we fend off


the enemies.


“Your decision to betray your country for Filren led to infighting among the Diatoran soldiers, a sin


punishable by death. Surrender now, and I’ll at least grant you a dignified death!” Caspian remarked


icily.


“That’s ridiculous! I have 200 thousand men on my side. What makes you think you’re my match with


only 80 thousand men? You’re delusional for telling me to surrender!” Quinton scoffed and cackled.


“I have seen my fair share of wars. I could even defeat you alone. Holding the King captive is a deadly


sin. Surrender, or don’t blame me for being heartless!” Caspian retorted.


“The King is in my hands. Do you have the guts to lay a finger on me?” Quinton felt invincible with the


King under his captive.


Caspian momentarily hesitated, not wanting to accidentally harm the King. Yet, he couldn’t allow


Quinton and his men to escape into Filren’s territory through the passage.


This was Caspian’s first time encountering such a dilemma. There was a coup


in Dhord City a few years back, where he’d commanded the army in steel armor to save the King. Back


then, the King was merely held captive without any threat to


his life.


“Lord Caspian, we cannot fire at the enemy as we wish, but we can change their minds,” Macy


whispered to Caspian.


Surprised by the brilliant suggestion, he remarked with a chuckle, “Macy, you


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daily life.”


“Lord Caspian, you flatter me. I’m sure you would have thought of the same had it not been for the


fatigue,” Macy replied humbly with a smile.


Caspian nodded and was ready to put the idea to the test. At first, he panicked upon seeing the King’s


life in danger, but he had since calmed down.


the


“By the way, Lord Caspian, it’s time to utilize your Diatanium dagger. To defeat enemy, you’ll have to


capture their leader first and foremost. Kill Quinton Hans, and his men will be of no threat.” Macy


analyzed.


“Great! That’s a wonderful idea. I’ll start with that bastard Quinton!” Caspian agreed.


time


Quinton interrupted Caspian by yelling, “Caspian Lynch, do not waste your fighting me! Surrender now


and pledge your allegiance to Filren. Given your current reputation, you will be highly appreciated for


your talents at Filren.”


“Fuck off! I’m the Diatoranian God of War, one of the Five War Gods. I refuse to be complicit with you!” novelbin


bellowed Caspian..


“Look, you’ve traveled thousands of miles to fight us. You’ll tarnish. undefeated records if you lose the


battle to me. I’d be mindful if I were taunted Quinton.


your


you,”


Ignoring Quinton, Caspian yelled at Quinton’s forces, “Guys, you are hot- blooded sons of Diatoran. I


believe you joined the army to serve your nation, but you had no choice but to follow Quinton’s steps to


commit treason.


“I understand your dilemma, and I promise not to hold you accountable if your surrender now.”


Everyone present was astonished by Caspian’s strategy. As one of the Five War Gods, he chose to


play on the enemy’s psychology, which would likely seal his victory.


Caspian pressed on, “You dreamed of protecting the nation when donning your uniform. Now’s your


chance. Have you ever thought of your families when you made the choice to commit treason with


Quinton?”


The enemy grappled with feelings of guilt. Most of Quinton’s men were reluctant to turn to Filren.


However, they had no choice but to listen to their commander or risk dying.


Quinton was alarmed by the faltering morale of his men.


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