Reincarnated with the Country System

Chapter 67 The Fall of the Mad King? (1)

Lata, the Royal Capital of Latvia, lay in the western region of the Latvia Kingdom. At its centre was the Royal Palace, which was the residence of the "Mad King" — Caspian Vi Latvia. It was surrounded by universities, the Royal Magical Academy and all manner of government buildings which radiated out from it, and it could be considered the heart of Latvia.

Although the city was damaged during the battle for the throne, Caspian quickly repaired everything after becoming king. Because although he was a tyrant, he was not stupid.

All the streets in the capital were made of bricks and stones. This city was founded by the eighth king of Latvia, Philip VI. He spent a lot of money and resources on building this city, which made Lata the largest and most modern city in the Ostra continent. Lata's existence is a testament to the might and wealth of the Latvia Kingdom.

The roads of the city are segregated into separate lanes to allow for ease of traffic. Raised sidewalks and fences bordering the streets have been erected to ensure the safety of pedestrians. Public lighting is maintained and powered by magic during the night. To ensure public order, the streets are regularly patrolled by platoons of guards.

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Grand Arena of The Latvia Kingdom —

This is the largest arena in Latvia, which looks like the Colosseum of the Roman Empire.

Currently, two powerful entities are engaged in a fight within this arena.

Caspian and his opponent was a war troll

The excitement of the spectators around the Grand Arena was at its peak. They were screaming with joy, their eyes filled with a mixture of excitement and fear.

The war troll struck Caspian with his huge club, sending Caspian's body flying several meters through the air, like a ball struck by a bat.

Then, he hit the ground, tumbling head over heels several times.

Although Caspian was injured, he showed no remorse, instead standing up with a smile.

Blood started to cough out of his mouth.

However, since he was wearing a helmet, his blood was leaking out through the gap in the helmet and falling to the ground. This scene created a terrible feeling among the spectators present in the arena. This warrior, known as a symbol of strength and courage, was now in a weakened state.

Caspian stood in front of him and said with a wicked smile, "Now don't tell me you've given up. I didn't think you'd fall to your knees with one blow from me."

Caspian gave a huge grin, baring his teeth.

"It seems the war trolls are not as strong as they once were," Caspian said, a scornful tone in his voice. His words were like an arrow that struck at Gus's pride and the honour of his race.

"But my concern is for your women. If you become weak, who will fulfil their desires? Ah, I forgot that your women are ugly. If they were beautiful, I would think about playing with them," Caspian mockingly told him. Your journey continues with empire

Caspian's words challenge Gus's pride and the honour of his people. He realizes that Caspian's mockery is an insult not only to him but also to his race.

Caspian's derogatory remarks stir up tension in the arena and spark a new discussion among the audience.

Gus stood up. He took off his helmet and threw it aside; he took off the rest of his armour. Since Caspian's attack had already damaged his armour, Gus's eyes were filled with anger and a desire for revenge. His face was filled with determination as if he had vowed to avenge Caspian's insulting remarks.

Gus roared and ran towards Caspian. His roar was like a thunderbolt on a battlefield, shaking the surrounding environment. The intensity of Gus's massive body movement was so intense that Caspian didn't have a chance to react.

Gus grabbed Caspian tightly with his massive hands and threw him to the ground.

"How dare you!!"

He kept punching Caspian. The ground shook with each punch.