All Chapters of Return of The Supreme General: Chapter 141
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142. Eden Must Open
Asher had earlier arrived at the gates of Eden, and he couldn’t believe what he was seeing. People—frail, sick, weak—huddled together in desperation. Some held loved ones in their arms, their bodies gaunt and failing. He had witnessed the savage beating inflicted on a man moments ago and, in that moment, he didn’t blame Morgana for acting on impulse without waiting for his command. He knew Morgana well enough; scenes like this triggered her fiercely protective side. So he didn’t stop her. Now, as he stood there, watching the store manager who had ordered such cruelty, Asher suppressed the lingering pain throbbing in his head. The poison still coursed through his body, but he forced himself to act as though it didn’t exist. The bandage wrapped around his head was a constant reminder; the physician had suggested it for protection, though Asher had insisted it wasn’t necessary. Asher stood firm despite the weakness creeping into his limbs. He hoped the store manager would not test his li
143. He Is No Different
“Oh my, my.” Someone’s voice —sarcastic and taunting — broke the silence, slicing through the opera-like tension in the air. Asher didn’t turn immediately, but Morgana, the store manager, and the rest of the crowd did. Nobody had realized he had walked up — he must have been watching everything unfold from afar. His vehicle, one of those luxury cars typical of Drakemont nobility, was parked at a distance, but now he stood there with his hands folded behind his back. A young man, flanked by five sharply dressed companions. They weren’t soldiers; no, these were palace guards men — stylish, elite, and unmistakably symbols of influence. When a man was accompanied by palace guards specifically, it meant power and court presence. And definitely, it meant he was not to be trifled with. Those who recognized him immediately whispered among themselves: Leo — the son of the Minister of Health. The store manager, as if Asher hadn’t just spoken to him a moment ago, rushed over to Leo with urgency.
144. A Betrayal?!
A silence hung in the air, thick and expectant. The woman still knelt before Leo, her head bowed low. Her words had been earnest — trembling with desperation, weighted with the cries of children, the ache of families suffering in silence. But Leo only stared. His eyes—those cold, unreadable orbs—rested on her like a shadow. Then, slowly, he turned his gaze toward the gathering. Every sick person, every villager with hollow cheeks and weary eyes, watched him with a strange mixture of fear and hope. They all shared, unspoken conclusion: He’s the son of the Minister of Health. He should care. It was a fragile thread of logic to cling to, but when you were dying, any thread would do. The woman’s voice wavered. “Sir, I know… I know Eden may feel we’ve wronged then. But we didn’t mean to. We didn’t mean to anger Eden, please—” Her hands clutched at her chest as she glanced at Alaric. Alaric scoffed openly, twisting his mouth with exaggerated disgust before turning his head away like her pre
145. Highest Form Of Betrayal
Morgana was still watching him closely, thought it was over. That he had truly chosen silence. But she didn’t understand why! But even in that disappointment, she didn’t lash out. She didn’t challenge him directly, even though every fiber of her being wanted to. Her restraint, though silent, was sharp. Then Alaric’s voice broke through once more, full of casual arrogance. Asher, sensing that Leo was beginning to seethe, perhaps even feeling a twisted sense of peace, tried to shift the mood. In a theatrical tone and a bid to calm Leo , Alaric said, “Let’s ignore these people, shall we? What brought you to Eden this time? Do you need a herb or something? Or is it your usual?” Leo only shrugged, forcing a cool smile as though he wasn’t angry. But his eyes gave him away. He was irritated, either at the old woman or at the desperation of the people around him but he tried to mask it. Alaric clapped dramatically. “Ah! That’s right. Your usual!” he said, laughing. “The bailiff, of course. I
146. We Must Revenge
What happened next shattered the silence and reality like glass. A sharp, guttural scream tore from Leo’s throat. His voice cracked with agony, echoing across Eden like a siren. All eyes turned toward him. His hand, his left hand was gone. Or rather, most of it. The wrist had been sliced clean through, leaving only a bloodied stump. The severed part of his hand lay on the ground in front of him, fingers still curled as if frozen mid-motion. Everyone froze in shock. Alaric’s eyes darted to the one man responsible, the man he had dismissed, underestimated, mocked. Asher. But Asher didn’t flinch. He didn’t even blink. He stood there, calm and composed, as if nothing had happened. As if Leo wasn’t clutching what was left of his arm and screaming. The crowd began to step back, gasping, tripping over one another as they tried to understand what they had just witnessed. It had happened so fast. Too fast. Alaric reacted instinctively. “Protect the Minister of Health’s son!” he roared. In an i
147. A Tougher Intruder
Morgana, who had been so engrossed in watching what Asher would do to Leo, didn’t realize someone was approaching from behind Asher. She was supposed to call out, to alert him but before she could, she screamed, “General, watch out!” It was too late. Asher had already sensed the movement behind him. Without turning, he landed a swift back hit on the guard, one the man never saw coming. The dagger the guard had tried to conceal was quickly snatched by Asher, and with frightening precision, Asher drove it straight into the guard’s forehead. The crowd gasped. It was the most gruesome death they'd witnessed. The guard’s eyes widened in shock before he collapsed, flat on his back, the dagger buried deep in his skull. Asher glanced lazily at the fallen man. The moment sent a chill through Leo’s body. The pain in his maimed left hand suddenly felt numb, his entire being froze. He nearly wet himself, staring at the brutal efficiency of the man standing before him. Morgana, who had instinctive
Chapter 148. Don’t Test Ashwr Blackmoor
When they all turned around, they saw her. Juliet Archer. The moment her gaze landed on Asher, something twisted inside her. She didn’t expect to see him here. After the humiliation with Alesha at the ceremony, she had dreaded meeting Asher again. Unless she was powerful enough to get her revenge. But Asher didn’t react. Didn’t flinch. Just stood there, unreadable. But Juliet’s breath caught in her throat. Her eyes dropped for a moment—just enough to compose herself—then shifted to the store manager kneeling in front of him. Something wasn’t right. She moved forward quickly, and as she reached them, the scene unfolded before her. Leo’s mangled form on the ground. Blood. Bodies. The sharp, metallic scent of violence still hangs in the air. She recognized Leo immediately as the son of the minister of health’s son. But what was he doing in this state?! She didn’t know what to say. Couldn’t even guess what had happened. But when her eyes found Asher again, that same silence between them r
149. She Made Her Move
Now, the moment the threat escaped Juliet's mouth, Morgana snapped immediately at her. She couldn’t hold back any longer. "You—you stupid slut. How dare you give the General conditions?" Juliet didn’t waste a second. She fired right back. "Huh? Who the hell are you calling a slut? I should be calling you that. You're the one trotting around like a loser behind a man." The way she said it. it was like she was calling Morgana Asher’s slut, when it was obvious Morgana was his second-in-command. Morgana lashed back. "You wish. I’m sure you’ve spent your whole life dreaming of being in my position, but you’ll never get there. Not even in your next life, you fool." Juliet’s eyes blazed with anger, and she snarled—not at Morgana first—but at Asher, who had been silent all through. Instead he gave her the look that says “My girl is enough to tame your ass.” And this only infuriated Juliet more. That silence was what gave Juliet the ginger to keep talking. She had hesitated before, but now, se
150. A Cruel Prank?!
Then Juliet’s voice rang out, sharp and furious. “Come on, somebody! Go get fire and gasoline. Burn this store now!” Her command didn’t just echo. It detonated. Rage brewed through her like a violent storm, and everyone standing there could feel it ripple through the air. Meanwhile, Asher still stood there, unfazed. The fate of the entire crowd, the store, and everyone who depended on those herbs. It all in Juliet’s hands. And she was going to prove it to him. She didn’t care about the wails that broke out. The people who depended on the store began to cry. They wailed as if mourning their own doom. Their cries filled the space like a haunting chorus, but Asher didn’t flinch. Not even once. Morgana noticed. Her stance shifted subtly at first, but then her jaw locked tight. Her hands clenched as fury stirred in her chest. How dare Juliet? How dare she go ahead with her threats without hesitation? Morgana muttered under her breath, barely able to keep herself from charging forward. Mean
151. The Biggest Blow
Then Juliet’s voice came out in a mutter. “No. No. What is this? What the hell am I seeing? What the hell am I seeing right now?” Before anyone could stop her, she yanked the phone from Asher’s hand. Not that Asher minded. In fact, he handed it over without resistance, the perfect opportunity for her to see her situation unfold with her own eyes. Her parents were in a deep dilemma. She stared at the screen, watching the chaos unfold in real-time. They were being tortured and the scene so raw, so brutal, it almost didn’t feel real. Just then, the girl who had rushed in to deliver the message now bolted forward, breathless. “Some men rushed in just minutes ago. They assaulted the guards and they almost couldn’t stop them. They dragged your parents out and tied them to the back of a car—” She couldn’t finish the sentence. The words trembled in her mouth, too awful to speak. She was scared Juliet would snap at her but the footage already said it all. Juliet gasped. Her breath caught in he