The Almighty Lord Caspian novel Chapter 499

"What? Secret agents again?" Joey was baffled.

Even though she was the Inspector General, she had become the collector of cadavers.

"Got it. I'll send my people over," Joey replied. As the inspector general, she could not ignore this matter.

"Thank you very much," Sylvia said.

Willow and Zoey were extremely frightened to see the situation in the villa. Both of them left the hall and only returned after the place was cleaned up.

As they had some free time on their hands while waiting for the scene to be cleared, Sylvia gave Caspian a call to report everything that happened.

"Keep it short. I'm swamped right now," Caspian said while directing an ongoing battle.

"Today, there were two groups of enemies that wanted to attack Willow. Fortunately, we managed to interfere. But a dozen of our armored soldiers were seriously injured," Sylvia said.

"What? What happened?" Caspian asked.

"On our way back to the villa, several secret agents ambushed us. Some of our men managed to block Willow from getting shot. The second incident happened at the villa.

"Some of the secret agents managed to sneak into the villa. Right when they were about to ambush, Macy noticed that something was off, and that was how we were able to avoid a tragedy.

"Macy led a few armored soldiers inside. After engaging in a life-and-death battle, several armored soldiers got injured." Sylvia gave a brief summary of the events that went down.

"Thankfully, everything went well. As long as Macy is fine. All of you, please be extra careful.

"Danger is lurking everywhere. We aren't sure when the enemies will appear," Caspian ordered. From Sylvia's account of the events, he could know how deadly the situation was then.

"We have to thank Macy. After annihilating the enemies, we discovered a time bomb hidden inside your bedroom's closet. Macy was the one to pick up on the faint beeping sound.

"She carried the bomb in her arms and rushed toward the riverside. She managed to throw the bomb into the river. But because of the shockwave, she was propelled dozens of meters away.

"She passed out upon impact, but she's fine now," Sylvia recounted. She could still feel some of the lingering adrenaline from the events.

"I know. That's why all of you have to be careful. Otherwise, your life may be in danger at any time."

When Caspian pictured Macy carrying the bomb, he felt extremely worried.

"Understood, Caspian. There's another matter that's really troublesome," Sylvia continued.

"What is it?" Caspian asked.

"Your identity as the Diatoran God of War may have been discovered by Willow," Sylvia said cautiously.

"Why would she know about it?" Caspian asked, puzzled.

"It's all my fault. I had a slip of the tongue during those critical moments. That's how Willow and Zoey became suspicious.

"I'll gladly accept the punishment. I'm truly sorry for having exposed your real identity," Sylvia replied.

Caspian remained silent.

After a while, he said, "Forget it. She was bound to find out anyway. It doesn't matter if she finds out about it now," Caspian said.

"I'll let her know your real identity, then?" Sylvia asked, feeling relieved.

If she was allowed to tell Willow about it, she would no longer have to worry about letting it slip again.

"No, it's better for me to tell her personally when I get back," Caspian said.

"Got it, Caspian. But you have to hurry. We're about to be exposed.

"The war is about to begin, Caspian. Are you planning to return to Southlake City?" she asked with urgency.

"Southlake City might be the first stop for the enemy to attack Diatoran. I must oversee this battle myself!" Caspian said.