<h4>Chapter 429: Chapter 429 Surrounded by Enemies</h4><h4></h4>


    At this moment, Arthur was filled with regret, "I should have strangled you at birth, should have strangled you the moment I realized something was wrong with you. How did I let you live until now? How?" Arthur stood in the empty, deserted room, asking over and over, as if he were possessed, and after speaking, he suddenly spat out a mouthful of blood.


    Subordinates waiting for Arthur at the door saw him spitting blood and rushed in without hesitation to support Arthur’s copsing body.


    "Boss, someone outside, hurry and help, get the Boss to the hospital," the subordinate who caught Arthur’s falling body shouted loudly in the direction of the door.


    But Arthur’s hand was tightly gripping his cor, squeezing it so hard that his skin turned pale, "Catch Ariel and bring her to me, I want to punish her myself."


    "Rest assured, as soon as we have news of the youngdy, we’ll notify you immediately and bring her to you," the subordinate said with determination in his eyes.


    "She is no longer the youngdy of my Arthur family, no longer," Arthur insisted on finishing what he wanted to say before falling into aa.


    Although Arthur’s subordinates tried their hardest to keep hisa a secret, the disappearance of the confidential materials, the youngdy’s betrayal, and Arthur’sa inevitably plunged the East District into chaos.


    West District.


    K, upon hearing the news brought by his subordinates, was initially stunned but then burst into unrestrainedughter. He didn’t even get angry when he identally cut a flower stem with the scissors in his hand. Instead, he waved the scissors, cheering like a child.


    "I never expected that old geezer would have such a day; I haven’t even made a move against him, and the wolf pup he raised stabbed him like this. This stab was truly heartwarming," K gently caressed his chest as he spoke.


    "But it’s truly a pity that I didn’t appear before that old geezer in time to see his enraged face. That’s truly a regret, but it’s okay. I think I should see it soon enough. Give the orders to keep all our men sharp, keep a close eye on Arthur’s movements, and report any disturbance to me immediately," K instructed with augh, wiping away the tears ofughter from the corner of his eye with his finger.


    "Yes," responded the man in the white suit.


    "By the way, the youngdy from the East District is missing. Even though we’ve always been at odds with the East District, we’ll be one family in the future. We must help find the person. Once she’s found, bring her directly to me. The man apanying the youngdy should be brought to me as well. He dared to y tricks on me, so he must pay some price," K said, focusing on the bonsai he had broken while trimming it, picking up the scissors to trim it once more.


    "Yes," the man in the white suit said as he exited to carry out K’s orders, seeing no further instructions from K.


    As the door closed, K stopped trimming the flower branches, gazing at the flower he had trimmed down to ack of beauty, a smile curling at his lips, "This is truly so interesting, so increasingly interesting. The waters of this city have finally been muddied. Everyone wants to fish in these murky waters, thinking they are the final winner. Let’s see, let’s see who the fiercest fish in this river is, hehe."


    K’s eerieughter drifted around the bedroom like the wind outside the window, blowing past only to stop, vanishing without a trace.


    Inside the Interpol headquarters, when the agents received the backpack sent by the undercover operative and saw the documents inside, all the high-ranking officers of Interpol were both shocked and thrilled. With these materials, the time to uproot the dark forces growing in H city was significantly shortened.


    Over the years, they had no idea how much effort had been expended to obtain these items and how many young police officers with boundless enthusiasm sacrificed their lives for this city.


    These people abandoned everything they had toe to this city, quietly contributing their strength for the citizens here, even giving their lives. Some of them never even returned home to see their families, not even having a decent funeral when they died.


    Thinking about this, tears uncontrobly welled up in the director’s eyes, "Good, good, truly wonderful. With these items, our chances of victory have greatly increased. Comrades, victory is waiting for us ahead. Let us seize H city, allowing our fallen colleagues to rest in peace in Heaven, saving the citizens of H city, freeing them from suffering and giving them new life," the director said, his cheeks flushed with excitement.


    The attendees of the meeting grew excited with the director’s words, their cheeks flushed, eyes alight with a hidden fire, and every one of them had the me of hope burning within, as if victory was truly within reach.


    Although the three forces were not openly shing, the undercurrent of their conflict had already begun, with interactions proving quite lively.


    Among the three forces, Interpol used to be at a disadvantage because they had too many constraints, preventing them frompeting with those in the East and West Districts who stopped at nothing to achieve their goals. But this time was different; with the Boss’s leverage and criminal evidence in their grasp, Interpol could move with more skill and ease.


    In contrast with the gentle tactics of the police, the methods of the West District were particrly brutal. They were like sharks hunting in the deep sea,tching onto anything with the scent of blood, refusing to let go until they tore something apart.


    Thus, in just three short days, by the time Arthur in the East District awoke from hisa, the empire he had painstakingly built over the years had lost more than half. As soon as Arthur opened his eyes, he received such stimting news, causing him to vomit blood once more without any warning and faint again immediately.


    When Arthur awoke again, the once-bright sky had turned pitch ck. "What time is it now?" Arthur asked, his voice hoarse.


    The orderly handed him a cup to drink some water, and his dry throat felt somewhat relieved.


    "It’s eight o’clock in the evening," the visitor said, licking his dry lips, his brow furrowed, seeming as if he carried an endless burden of harsh experience, and at his feety a ck Tibetan mastiff. Who else could it be but the Knight, second-inmand?


    "Our territory has shrunk by almost half. If this continues, the kingdom we have fought so hard to conquer will be gone," Knight said.