Chapter 56

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Carissa followed Rafael on horseback, glancing at the campfires spaced every few steps. Her heart sank at what she observed.

The Southern Frontier originally had three hundred thousand soldiers, with another hundred thousand seconded from Victory Pass, totaling four hundred thousand soldiers. From her observations, however, not even half of those numbers were left.

Rafael had marched through twenty-three cities, reclaiming all but two. It was clear many soldiers had sacrificed their lives.

Outside the command tent, vanguards and lieutenants stood on either side. Their armor was worn, their faces weather-beaten, and their beards unkempt.

A few generals stood a short distance away from the main tent. Carissa recognized one of them- Timothy Farrell, an old comrade of her father's. He had even held her as a child.

Timothy strode up and stopped before Carissa. He studied her face, then said excitedly, "Carissa Sinclair? Is that you?"

"Timothy!" Carissa's eyes stung.

slightly as he nodded, then he turned away. Seeing Carissa reminded him of Hector and

of Hector's former comrades approached,

elderly general asked, "Lady Sinclair, how is your mother's health? Is the

in her heart,

"I have important matters to discuss with His

imposing figure casting a shadow over Carissa. In his usual commanding tone, he ordered, "If you have military intelligence to

than outside, in the center stood a table with maps and a

with the scent of blood and medicinal herbs. In the corner, there were discarded blood-stained bandages. There were no chairs or stools. A mat was laid beside the sand table. Rafael sat down

lowered her spear, and looked into his ink-black

Westhaven have entered Sandoria, wearing Sandorian soldiers' armor. They're heading towards

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this intelligence? I recall you went to the Pathfinders Guild.

senior gathers is reliable. While the exact number of soldiers may vary, three hundred thousand

her. "Why not report directly to

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