Chapter 35 Ambushed on the Road
At this moment, three heavily modified armored off-road vehicles were speeding down the road leading
back to Southlake City.
Caspian and Sylvia sat in the vehicle in the middle.
Subordinates from Diadem Hall rode in the vehicles in front and behind them.
Just then, Sylvia got a call from Hugo Webber, the subordinate she put in charge of the wedding
arrangements.
“How are the preparations coming along?” Sylvia asked.
“General Frost, the prominent families from Dhord City have-arrived in Southlake City. All of the preparations have been made. We’re now awaiting further orders!” Hugo reported.
“There’s no rush. Tell them to sit tight. Lord Caspian and I are making our way back to Southlake City. Wait until we arrive before heading over to Stewart Residence to pick up the bride,” Sylvia instructed.
“Understood,” Hugo replied.
“You settled the suits and the rings, right?” Sylvia checked.
“Rest assured, General Frost. Everything’s ready,” Hugo assured.
“That will be all for now then,” Sylvia said before terminating the call.
The three vehicles entered a bumpy and rough stretch of road with mountains on both sides.
They were surrounded by dense shrubbery on all sides.
As soon as Sylvia’s call ended, she received another call from an unfamiliar number.
“Hello? Who is this?” Sylvia asked.
“General Frost, this is John Anderson!” Having procured Sylvia’s number, John immediately called her to
report the situation.
“I just received a report saying that Tigra’s Apex Legion has entered Southlake City. They’re planning on attacking Lord Caspian! They could be near you right now! I’ve deployed fighter jets and soldiers to act as
your reinforcements. Please be careful!”
turned grim. They were currently passing through a mountainous region covered in forest land- a natural source of cover. If their enemy’s Apex Legion was here, they would be in serious
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a sinking feeling, Sylvia immediately grabbed her walkie-talkie and commanded loudly, “Enemy
Lord Caspian. Drive as quickly as possible! We need to get out of here at
Sylvia’s words, Caspian grew alert.
drivers floored the accelerators and the vehicles sped
a sudden, a trail of smoke streaked across the sky
vehicles.
had accelerated, and
a massive crater was formed.
people in the other two vehicles had heard of the situation. They
vehicle.
still on a call with John,
alright?” John
could not spare the time to respond to John. She was in battle mode and
any necessary
shot out, she would throw herself in front of Caspian to
deafening sound
bomb had been shot over from the
on both
of its landing was forceful enough to make the drivers lose control of their vehicles.
an ordinary human being made of flesh and blood. He could not do anything against artillery attacks.
of explosions was making John panic.
All he could do was order the unit leaders to advance quickly to provide support. Evidently, the enemy had formulated a
convoy did not even have a moment of peace. The
to have calculated the trajectory to ensure
Caspian was in.
to Tigra. Their goal was to get
the passengers in the
the driver heard the sound of the bomb whizzing through
too quickly. The abrupt slamming of
the vehicle.
right in
and the shockwaves sent Caspian’s vehicle flying.
swiftly kicked the door open and yelled, “Get out!”
was the first
knew full well that he was the enemy’s target. By showing himself, he could draw fire and
from getting
Caspian appeared, the snipers on standby immediately zeroed in
reflexes. He instantly
others ran out of the vehicles as
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