Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 139

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At first, Aurora tried to ignore the gossip, going out her day as if to silence the criticism with indifference. But as the mormors grew louder and the stares more ourous, she could no longer toeeet and used her lingering injuries as an exove to withdraw and fide away/

On the other hand, Barrett bore the brunt of its silently. He heard the whispers, but could offer no response of explanation. He knew the issue involved more then just personal scandal-its connected to the Victory Pass battle, the Westhaven civilians slaughtered by Aurora, and...

These were matters that could not be explained away and any attempt to do so would only worsen the situation.

The soldiers, however, were unaware of these complexities. They simply believed that Aurora had failed to follow orders and left the main force, leading to her capture by the enemy. Moreover, during the siege, she had charged in and disrupted the Mystic Army's formation, nearly causing Carissa to fail in breaching the city.

As a result, the soldiers held Aurora in contempt. They viewed her actions as a grab for credit that backfired. With that assumption in mind, who would feel any sympathy for her?

In contrast, Barrett's act of taking the punishment for his wife earned him the respect of his men. Despite this, neither the Hell Monarch Army nor the Southern Frontier veterans held him regard.

protecting their country and territory,

achieving military merits, Barrett had used his achievements to request a marriage edict, abandoning a wife who had dutifully served his parents for a year. Any soldier

had once served under

plan for the border. After that, he left several generals to guard Simonton City and began leading the Mystic Army and the Hell Monarch Army back to the

who had come to help at the Southern Frontier, they were to

post.

be escorted back to the capital. Upon

far from the Southern Frontier, so the journey back would take

wish of the Starhaven people, and at last, Rafael had succeeded. He was

general had caused the

through her pursuit of personal glory, leading to

confined to

information had been spread by spies dispatched by Liam. Of course, once Rafael discovered these spies, he sent them back

learned of the news. Thus, by the time the army began its return to the capital, the

army finally arrived in

court officials and awaited them at the city gates, which were