Chapter 164


    Chapter 164 The Battle Strategist


    “So you’re saying you’re waiting for the people from Glorious Group to try to assassinate you, which is


    also going to be our chance. We can use that as an excuse


    to either get rid of Glorious Group or seize thepany for ourselves.” Sylvia deduced.


    “When that happens, Tigra will have no choice but to ept the loss helplessly!”


    Though this strategy meant putting Caspian in danger, it was also the best opportunity for them.


    “That’s right. We don’t need to rush things. Let Glorious Group do whatever they want. The more mone


    y they spend, the happier I am. In the end, all of Glorious Group’s assets will belong to Diatoran!” Caspi


    an dered.


    “What a marvelous n! Why didn’t I think of it?” Sylvia eximed in praise.


    “You still have a lot to learn,” Caspianmented with a faint smile,


    “When we uproot the entire Glorious Group. I bet they won’t know what to do


    Now that the tides have changed for Soutke Corporation, I’m sure Glorious Group will continue to sp


    end more money, which is exactly what we want!”


    The more Sylvia thought about it, the more wonderful the n seemed to her.


    Even though Glorious Group came in swinging, they forgot who they were up against.


    How could Caspian, the Diatoranian God of War who nned and executed wless strategies on the


    battlefield, lose to them?


    “When did you learn to butter people up? You’re going to have a lot of work to do. Keep an eye on ever


    y move Glorious Group makes. If you know both yourself and your enemy, you will never be defeated,”


    Caspian said.


    As long as they were aware of everything Glorious Group did, they could


    strategize ordingly and make adjustments on the fly.


    Not only did Caspian want to protect Soutke City, but he also wanted to get rid of anything and anyo


    ne that would be a threat to Willow.


    He wanted to ensure that Soutke Corporation, which was now managed by Willow, would slowly gro


    w bigger.


    “I’m still worried about


    you. You’re the Diatoranian God of War. No harm muste to you!” Sylvia said in concern.


    “We’ve been in situations far more dangerous than this one. Don’t stress


    yourself out. Anyway, that’s all for today. I’m going home now,” Caspian said. He drove back to the vi.


    Willow was still at her office. By the time she got home, it was veryte.


    Once she showered, the two of themy in bed together.


    “Hubby, did your ssmate secretly help Soutke Corporation turn things around?” Willow probed.


    She did not know who had invested 20 billion dors into thepany.


    “No. He’s unaware of the situation. Why do you ask?” Caspian responded in seeming ignorance.


    Willow gave a simple summary of thepany’s situation.


    “Initially, Soutke Corporation was backed into a corner, but a mysterious person gave Geoffrey an in


    vestment of 20 billion dors. We bought over many of thepanies who wanted to terminate their co


    ntracts with us, so the situation has improved a little.”


    “I see,” Caspian remarked casually. “Maybe it’s just a kind–


    hearted Diatorian who couldn’t stand seeing Glorious Group’s attempt to monopolize the market, so he


    invested in thepany. Don’t worry. Maybe we’ll end up buying up Glorious Group, too!”


    “How’s that possible? You can’t underestimate Glorious Group. Even though we’ve ovee. the crisis


    , we can’t let our guard down yet!” Willow said while shaking her head.


    “Why wouldn’t it be possible? Perhaps in the future, Soutke Corporation will be the biggest con


    glomerate in the Two Lakes area, and everyone will know about you, the CEO,” Caspian dered.


    He knew it was only a matter of time before they took over Glorious Group.


    “Let’s go to sleep. Maybe we’ll even dream about opening a branch of Soutke Corporation in Dhord


    City!” Willow rolled her eyes and said.


    The two drifted off to sleep.


    The next day, Caspian went to Soutke Hospital to treat his injury.


    “Caspian, why did your wound split again? If you keep this up, it’ll be very hard for you to recover fully.


    You need rest,” Avon chided with a frown.


    “I can’t help it. There’s been a lot of troubletely,” Caspian said.


    “Let Sylvia, Macy, and the others handle things. You don’t need to get involved,” Avon replied. He was


    aware of the conflict between Caspian and Greg.


    “Yes, yes. I got it,” Caspian replied indifferently.


    Just then, Macy arrived at the hospital.


    “Why are you here?” Caspian asked. His brows creased when he saw Macy.


    While she was


    somewhat willing to listen to orders when on a mission, she was difficult to handle at all other times.


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    “Are we going on any more missions like what we did yesterday? I can’t stay in the hotel anymore,” Ma


    cy said. She did not like having nothing to do.


    “How can there be missions every day? From the way you’re acting, there aren’t enough bad guys in th


    e world for you to deal with! Just be patient. If anythinges up, I’ll let you know,


    Caspian said.


    Macy was a strange person. Others would long for peace, but she yearned for chaos. That way, she co


    uld revel in the fun of hunting the bad guys down.


    “Caspian, why don’t you take me sightseeing around Soutke City? We have nothing else to do anyw


    ay. Is your leg alright?” Macy asked.


    “I’d rather not. Go ask someone else,” Caspian coolly rejected..


    “What? You’re letting me, a young woman, walk around alone in an unfamiliar ce? What if the bad gu


    Caspian was speechless. Who would dare to abduct Macy? Only those with a death wish would do a th


    It seemed unlikely that anyone in Soutke City could take down Macy so easily


    Judging by her performance in the fight yesterday, even several dozen burly men would not be able to o


    “Oh, fine. What do you want to see? Let’s go,” Caspian said as he shook his head exasperatedly.


    If he did not give in, Macy would, no doubt, continue to pester him.


    Macy jumped for joy and dragged Caspian out of the hospital.


    She got into the driver’s seat while Caspian sat in the front passenger seat.


    The car was cruising down a remote alley when they saw a middle–


    aged woman kneeling on the ground and crying her heart out.


    “Stop the car and see what’s happening,” Caspian said.


    “Yes, Caspian,” Macy answered as she pulled up by the side of the alley.


    After getting out of the car, Macy approached the middle–


    aged woman and asked, “Excuse me. Do you need any help?”


    The woman sobbed as she exined, “There was a van just now. It came out of nowhere, and a few pe


    have the time to react …”


    “What? How could that happen? How long has it been since they left?” Macy eximed in


    anger.


    “They left a few minutes ago. I don’t think they’re locals. I memorized the van’s license te number,” th


    “Come with me! Get into the car. We’ll go and look for your child!” Macy dered. She felt disgusted and