Chapter 367


    367 Exasperated and Furious


    This was why all the corpses on the ground belonged to the men working for the Masseys.


    Kevin had said he had subdued Lincoln, but what they saw here waspletely different. So, was Kev


    in just trying to trick them intoing in? Bastard!


    Saul regretted that he had not noticed Kevin’s abnormal behavior sooner. Instead, he had believed Kev


    in’s words wholeheartedly and thus had entered this trap.


    “Kevin Copnd, you bastard! You dare betray me? Come out this instant!” Saul roared. He wanted not


    hing more than to cut Kevin into pieces.


    Suddenly, all the lights inside the house lit up.


    “What do you need me for, Dad?” Kevin smiled at Saul from where


    he was on the second floor of the residence. Beside him stood Lincoln, Bernard, and the others.


    “You bastard! Do I not treat you well? You dare sell me out?” Saul was trembling in fury as he pointed a


    t Kevin and cursed him.


    He would never expect Kevin to betray him at such a crucial moment!


    “You treat me well, you say? You’ve been a thorn in my eye for a long time, old man! Did your family tre


    at me with any dignity? My fucking life is worse than a dog’s! And yet, you have the nerve to say you tre


    at me well!


    “Today, I’ll show you what I, Kevin Copnd, am capable of. The two of you will die today!” Kevin said


    coldly.


    He was the eldest son of the Copnd family, but he had been living a horrible life ever since marrying


    Jessica! Saul always had a smile on his face, but he would also treat Kevin like crap!


    Kevin wanted nothing more than to beat Saul up properly!


    “You! Urgh!” Saul was furious and taken aback at the same time. He did not expect the meek and cowa


    rdly Kevin to betray him, and this was why he had failed to see through Kevin’s nefarious scheme.


    “Kevin Copnd, you good–for–


    nothing! You dare betray us? Come down here now if your have the guts to! Believe it or not, we’ll wipe


    your family out in Soutke City!” Jessica cursed loudly as well.


    Upon hearing Jessica’s words, Kevin was more determined than before. Jessica was still talking to him


    with that attitude’despite being at Death’s door. How dared she? To Jessica, he was no better than a d


    og!


    “Jessica Massey, you bitch! If you hadn’t begged and groveled in front of me, telling me that


    “Your family is violent toward me, treating me like I’m inferior just because you gained some power. Tod


    ay, I’ll exterminate the Massey family with my own hands!”


    Kevin vented all the anger and resentment in his heart.


    Jessica was so enraged that she stomped on the ground, cursing at the top of her voice, “Kevin Cop


    nd, you bastard! I’ll kill you today, believe it or not!”


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    In was a man with no status, so she could do anything to him as she pleased.


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    Kevin smiled. Jessica seemed to be oblivious to her current situation. Even in a situation where she wa


    s unable to protect herself from danger, she was still thinking about killing him. How hrious that was!


    Saul and Jessica were now knee–


    deep in a difficult situation. Kevin did not bother to exchange meaningless words with Jessica. Now, he


    suddenly realized how foolish he had been to marry such a stupid woman.


    “Saul, you’ve been such a useless head of the family. Even your son–in–


    “Lincoln, what do you want to do?” Saul asked grimly.


    “This depends on what the lord of Diadem Hall wants.” Lincolnughed.


    “The lord of Diadem Hall?” Saul was stunned.


    What lord? He had never heard about the lord of Diadem Hall!


    “All hail the Diatoranian God of War!” Lincoln suddenly lowered his head in deference.


    A group of


    armed soldiers surged in, surrounding Saul and his entourage. Caspian walked in calmly, Sylvia after hi


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    “Greetings, Mr. Lynch!”


    “Greetings, Lord Caspian!”


    Everyone knelt as soon as they saw Caspian.


    “Caspian Lynch!” Saul’s eyes burned in rage as he suddenly had a realization. Everything that was hap


    pening tonight was all part of Caspian’s n!


    Suddenly, Saul was ovee with despair. He had schemed and nned all he could to defeat Caspi


    an, but he failed anyway.


    Caspian was the man behind everything, and Saul had not even realized it.


    Saul gave Kevin a look. Everything was this good–for–nothing son–in–


    If he ended up leaving this ce alive this day, he would kill Kevin with his two hands.


    “Greetings, Mr. Lynch!” Kevin said to Caspian with a smile. He was more sober than ever at this mome


    nt. Fortunately, he had turned to Caspian’s side at the right time. He would meet a worse ending than t


    hat of the Masseys otherwise.


    “You did well,” Caspian said, chuckling.


    Kevin immediately knelt in front of Caspian with a loud thud and said passionately, “Thank you, Mr. Lyn


    ch! It’s my honor to work for you!”


    Saul and his entourage looked at him with disdain. Kevin had


    behaved like apdog in front of Saul, too.


    Saul knew Kevin well. Kevin was a fence–


    sitter who would change sides the moment things went south.


    Caspian knew this, too. He did not care about Kevin at all.


    He turned to Saul and said sarcastically, “It’s been a long time since we’vest met, right, Uncle?”


    Saul was enraged upon hearing that. They had met some time ago in Riverside Vi, but Caspian was j


    saying this to humiliate him.


    He wanted nothing more than to kill Caspian and cut him up. He resented himself more for not seeing th


    “Cut the crap. If you want to deal with me, sure. Let’s see if you’re capable of doing that!” Saul snapped


    The Masseys‘


    fighters looked at each other in bewilderment. They knew that they were in a dire situation and that it wa


    Caspian felt helpless upon witnessing this.


    Were those people still blind to the situation


    how were in


    A rapid series of gunshots were fired in the vi, and every fighter working


    for the Masseys copsed atop a puddle of their blood.


    “Oh…” Saul was ovee with despair. Firearms were illegal in Diatoran, and not even powerful figures


    “Caspian Lynch! Who the hell are you?” Saul asked, terrified.


    “Did they not tell you? I’m the Diatoranian God of War!” Caspian replied nonchntly. “The Masseys hav


    Caspian’s responsibility, in his opinion, was not just to protect Diatoran but also to protect the safety of it


    An existence as poisonous as Saul’s needed to be eliminated so the people could live happy lives.


    Upon hearing Caspian’s words, Saul trembled in fear. It seemed like he would not be able to get himself