All Chapters of They Will All Bow To Me!: Chapter 311
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Chapter 311
Michael’s eyes flickered blue as he bent down and gripped the edges of a heavy steel crate that two soldiers had been struggling to lift. The metal groaned faintly as he raised it with ease and carried it across the loading area. Dust swirled around his boots while engines idled nearby, waiting for the final signal. He placed the crate carefully onto the back of the transport truck and gave the side of the vehicle two firm taps. “You can go ahead.” The soldier behind the wheel nodded once, clearly relieved, and drove out of the military base toward the distribution zone. More weapons had just arrived from a neighboring city, and they had made it through the border only hours before the checkpoint restrictions tightened again. Timing was everything now, and for once, it had worked in their favor. Michael exhaled slowly and leaned against a concrete wall, sweat rolled down his temple and disappeared into his collar. Around him, soldiers hurried back and forth, checking manifests and
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The next day, officials announced it was a gas explosion from the restaurant’s kitchen. Accidental, they claimed. But investigations were still ongoing. No one knew for sure… In the government meeting room, tension was thick. “A top-tier restaurant where everything is handled with care suddenly explodes one week after we ate there.” Adrian said, leaning forward on the desk. “It’s a bit suspicious if you ask me.” “But?” Gordon asked. Adrian shot him a glare, “What do you mean how? You know it's very much possible, grandpa.” Gordon returned the glare, “Who are you calling-?” “Enough.” Isaac commanded sharply. Silence fell. He looked at Adrian, “You could be right, but we can’t provoke Kade without proof. The casualties weren’t massive.” “That’s not the point!” Adrian snapped, standing abruptly. “Lives were still lost! Barry, he-” “Adrian.” Michael said firmly without looking at him. Adrian exhaled harshly and sat down again. Barry wasn’t present at the meeting, he had claim
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The screen flickered to life fully, revealing Kade in a brightly lit office that looked more like a war room disguised as luxury. He was not seated properly like a president taking an official call. Instead, he sat casually on the edge of the desk behind him, long legs swinging back and forth like a bored teenager. An apple rested in his hand, and he took a loud bite from it as if this were some harmless social call. “Isaac!” He greeted loudly, grinning wide. “It’s been a while, friend. Please tell me you have my money.” Isaac opened his mouth, but Michael leaned forward first, “We do.” He said calmly, “We just won’t give it to you.” Kade blinked once, then burst into laughter. It was long and loud, echoing slightly in the room behind him. He wiped the corner of his mouth with his thumb, clearly entertained. “Oh, you’re serious. Oh, sorry.” He tossed the apple aside carelessly and crossed his legs, his eyes sharpened as he leaned closer to the camera. “Can you please tell me why
Chapter 314
The day of the battle was decided to take place the next day. The location had been agreed upon. It would be at the border between Novaris and Nabaria, where the land stretched wide and empty, dry plains cutting between two nations that had once traded peacefully. Without a written contract or official declaration, anything could go. That's why Novarian soldiers prepared vigorously for the encounter. Trucks rolled across gravel roads, carrying ammunition and medical supplies. Tanks were positioned behind reinforced barriers, snipers studied wind direction and distance, communication towers were double-checked, satellites aligned, signals encrypted. Now, inside a secure underground facility miles away from the border, the atmosphere felt different. Michael stood over Oliver Holt in a dim room lit only by a hanging bulb. Shadows stretched across the walls, shifting slightly as Michael stepped closer. His eyes glowed faintly in the darkness with focus. “It’s finally time…” Michael
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Mira tightened her boots and rose to her feet. The room was quiet, but beyond the glass walls of her luxury hotel suite, the world was already shifting. The sun had barely climbed above the horizon, yet she could hear it clearly now. Engines rumbling, doors slamming, orders being shouted, soldiers were leaving for the battlefield or getting ready to. She walked toward the open balcony and rested her hands on the railing. Below, armored vehicles rolled out in formation as lines of both old and hired soldiers moved with purpose. So many new lives were about to be thrown into something irreversible. She let out a slow breath. “I guess this is really happening…” Her thoughts drifted to Jace, “At least I don’t have to worry too much about you dying in this exchange, right?” She murmured to herself. She headed back in, grabbed a band from the table and tied her hair into a tight knot, then walked towards the door, “Pushing you away was the right call after all.” The hotel lobby was e
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Mira studied the blueprint of Holt’s villa as Adrian drove. The paper rested on her lap, marked with security layers, camera placements, and underground access routes. For a while, neither of them spoke. Adrian finally broke the silence, “So where’s your loyal plus one?” He asked with a sideways grin. “Haven’t seen him since we came here.” “Just drive.” Mira replied firmly, not looking up. He did not let it go, “Did he stay back in Terra to hold down the fort, or did you two have a falling out?” Her eyebrows twitched slightly, that was enough to answer Adrian's question. He sighed and focused back on the road, “It was only a matter of time, anyways.” She finally raised her head, “Excuse me?” “Come on, gloomy girl. You’re not exactly the easiest person to deal with. And that guy doesn’t exactly scream dominance.” “Oh yeah? And you do?” Adrian turned to her briefly, his face blank and unreadable. “Wanna find out?” She almost gasped before quickly looking away. He snickered. “
Chapter 317
More and more Nabarian soldiers kept coming from the water, turned out there was a whole submarine tank centered somewhere in the sea. This made it hard for Adrian and the unit to load up the valuables in peace. Mira took care of them with ease at first, then some of the soldiers began showing up with enhanced weapons that when they hit her, her abilities would flicker on and off before stabilizing again. She did not like it. “You should learn to dodge more often.” Adrian told her as he took cover on a vehicle beside her, he managed to get his hands on one of the enhanced weapons, “Just because you're almost indestructible doesn't make you completely indestructible. Didn't you recover from brain damage a while back?” She shot him a glare just after snapping the neck of a Nabarian soldier, “Don't tell me what to do.” She sprinted forward and took out three more soldiers with insane speed. However, before she could say anything, a soldier who was on the floor threw a dagger at her a
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Adrian pressed his back against the truck, breathing steadily as another shot rang out. The bullet hit the road near Mira’s feet, sending bits of gravel into the air. “Okay.” He muttered, peeking carefully from behind cover, “That guy’s good.” Mira crouched low beside the tyre, her jaw tight. She hated being pinned down like this, “Where is he?” “Somewhere high…” Adrian replied. “He’s got the angle.” Another shot came that hit the side of the truck, metal ringing sharply. Mira flinched but didn’t panic. “Well? Us there anything you can use?” Adrian asked quickly. Mira closed her eyes for a second. If she could shift gravitational pressure on a particular area, then she could probably feel it too… She blocked out the noise, the trucks, the shouting, the distant explosions from the main battlefield, only focusing on the air around them. There was chaos everywhere, but one direction felt too still, like someone was holding their breath. “There.” She said softly, pointing toward
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The rendezvous point was tense but organized. Smoke drifted from the horizon where the battlefield raged, and the air carried faint echoes of explosions. Adrian’s convoy rolled in fast, engines growling as soldiers jumped down from the trucks. The metal containers filled with the 100 trillion fortune sat heavy in the truck beds. The soldiers were about to start unloading when Adrian suddenly raised his hand. “Stop.” He ordered firmly. They froze mid-motion, confusion flickering across their faces. “We take it all back to the government building.” Adrian continued, stepping down from the truck. “No unloading here.” A murmur spread through the unit. “We can’t just stop here.” He added, scanning the surrounding tree line. “What if they attack like they did on the way?” Mira turned sharply toward him. Dust clung to her boots, and there was still dried blood near her collar from earlier. “We’re wasting time, Blackwood.” She challenged, “We can’t stray off the main plan which is to
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Adrian’s convoy finally reached the government building just as the sky above the city darkened with smoke from distant explosions. The structure stood tall and imposing, flags still fluttering at the top as if nothing was wrong. On the surface, everything looked intact. Novarian soldiers quickly stepped out of the building to assist them, their movements were sharp and synchronized… Too sharp and synchronized. Adrian climbed down from the truck slowly, scanning everything without moving his head too much. He noticed how evenly spaced the soldiers were, how their boots struck the pavement at the same rhythm and how no one looked confused or stressed despite the chaos happening across the city. It was awfully too quiet. He had worked with Novarian troops long enough to know them. They were disciplined, yes, but they were also human. Some cracked jokes under pressure, some moved with nervous energy and some showed fear in their eyes. These men standing before them showed nothing.