Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 830

Thea left her car and immediately headed toward the hospital.

However, when she arrived at the ward, James was nowhere to be seen.

Looking at Tiara who was lying in her bed, she asked, “Where’s James?”

Tiara tried to get up but the bandages that were covering her body made it almost impossible to sit up. With a feeble voice, she responded to Thea, “J-James has returned to the Southern Plains.”

“The Southern Plains? What for?” Thea had not expected this development.

“James told me he was going to regain control over the Black Dragon Army. After he’s done that, he plans to return to the Capital and kill the Emperor using the Blade of Justice”

“Kill the Emperor?” Thea’s jaw hung open in shock.

Thomas had told her that chaos would ensue once the Emperor died. He also told her that everything would be over for James when he makes his move.

“Th-Thea, actually…” The bedridden Tiara tried to gather her strength so she could explain things to Thea.

Alas, she had taken too much time and Thea had already left in a hurry.

As she walked out of the hospital, Thea hurriedly called the number on the card Thomas gave her while making her way to the parking lot.

The call went through but no one picked up the phone.

She opened the door of her car and got in.

The moment she sat down, she nearly jumped in fright upon seeing an old man seated once again in the passenger’s seat.

She patted her chest to calm herself down, “You scared me, Mr. Caden.”

Without missing a beat, Thomas smiled back at her. “Do you believe me now?”

Thea’s face clouded over. “James has returned to the Southern Plains to reunite with the Black Dragon Army. After that, he’ll return to the Capital and kill the Emperor with the Blade of Justice. Just now, you mentioned that James would be done for the moment he takes action. Is that true?”

“Of course.”

“H-How do I save him then?” Thea looked at Thomas pleadingly.

“I told you… You can provide your assistance to him by becoming the young mistress of the God-King Palace.”

“Someone will come find you.”

After leaving her with only that vague instruction, Thomas got out of Thea’s car.

“Remember not to say a single word about our deal to James.” He cautioned her through the window one last time.

“Mr. Caden…”

Before Thea could ask him more questions, he had already left.

Silence filled the underground parking lot once again.

Thea looked at the God-King thumb ring and the God-King token, and voiced her thoughts, “What kind of organization is the God-King Palace? Is he really James’ grandfather? Shouldn’t he have died in the fire ten years ago? How’s he still alive? Why did he tell me not to breathe a word of this to James? Could he possibly be one of James’ many enemies?”

Thea was in a tough spot.

She was at a loss for what to do. Things just did not seem to make sense.