Chapter 435
His Lordship Alexander Kane
Chapter 0435
It was the next morning when Ray returned to Of Mare City from the north.
Ciro and Cianâs funeral was held at noon at Olâ Mareâs funeral parlor.
There were ones who earned their names after death. Both of them worked at the New Chesire Groupâs Security Department,
which George Severn and Ray Storm led. They were not the best. not even core members of the security team, but they were
the only brothers who had sacrificed in the line of duty thus far.
They valiantly obeyed Alexanderâs orders, even until the end.
âCiro and Cian werenât even married. Their only relatives were their parents. Their father, a cripple, couldn't get a wife and was
only able to find a woman in his forties. Blind as she is, she became Ciro and Cianâs mother...â
After the funeral, Ray held Ciro and Cianâs urns with teary eyes. âSir, Iâd like to take a leave off work to send Ciro and Cianâs
ashes back home to his parents.
âFallen leaves return to their roots; I believe this is probably what they wished for. Also, hereâs some pension for their folks.â
Alexander nodded slowly.
In the last five years when the northern region was at war, the Temple of War conquered all areas, causing countless men and
women to spill their blood on the front line. Their bodies were never left in foreign lands. It was Alexander who took their bodies
back to their hometowns for burial.
Ciro and Cian were not members of the Temple of War. Still, they were no different. They were all subordinates of the Lord of
War, and they were brothers by oath who braved through life and death together.
âLet's go.â
Alexander patted Rayâs shoulder and turned to walk out of the funeral. He, the Lord of War, would give Ciro and Cian a proper
send-off.
At 3 p.m. on the same day, at the southwestern border of Tormora, in a countryside village called Fighters Valley.....
The traffic was extremely congested, and the mountain road was windy. Cars with a low chassis could not go on the road there,
so only high-performance off-road vehicles were used to climb the road. It was the most remote area in the country.
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The people who lived there in the village were gray-haired oldies and kids left with grandparents when their parents worked in
the city. The environment was great without industrial pollution; it had lush green mountains and clear water.
Boom! The wooden door of a small farmhouse was kicked open from the outside, and four or five thugs with cigarettes in their
mouths and daggers around their waists, strutted in.
âYâYou guys...â
The farmhouse owner, Tom Carey, limping on his right leg, looked at the cracked wooden door in anger. âWhat are you doing?
I've said it several times. It is not for sale!â
He refused to sell the familyâs land, even though these tugs had visited Tom several times in the last half a month or so.
There were plans to develop the mountain area and build a resort to boost tourism in that area and increase revenues for the
country. The payout for the land acquisition was very generous.
According to the provisions of the local law, each acre of land would be compensated for at least 30000. Tom had six acres of
land, which qualified for a total of 180000 dollars. However, the group of thugs offered to buy all six acres of land at the price of
900 dollars. That was daylight robbery!
âWeâd probably not visit you this many times if your two sons were home, but they havenât come back for years, haven't they?
They're probably dead!â
The leader of the thugs picked up two peanuts from the ground. He chewed a few times and spit them out, complaining of their
bad taste.
He sneered at Tom. âHow can you two, a cripple and a blind, possibly work on the six acres of land? If you think nine hundred
dollars is too little, I'll top up three dollars!â
âYou're dreaming!â Tom picked up his broom and limped a few steps forward, furious. âMy boys Ciro and Cian are out there
earning big money and living well! I'm waiting for the compensation from the government, and I'll build a house for them to get
married.
âThe government announced that weâd get thirty thousand dollars for every acre of land!
âYou want to buy my land for just 900 dollars? Donât even think about it!â
The leader of the thugs laughed. He had no respect for the cripple man and blind lady in the house.
He waved ruthlessly. âI knew that these two old hags wouldn't sell their land! Letâs not waste time, brothers. Get them!*.