Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 146

Victoria's voice was choked with emotion.

When Carissa was very young, she often accompanied Melanie to the palace. At that time, Victoria was still the queen consort.

Victoria and Melanie's most frequent topic of conversation was that women should strive for themselves, and not spend their entire lives. being subservient to men. They should have their ow thoughts and live their lives to the fullest.

Whenever this topic came up, Victoria would sigh, saying that she was trapped within the high walls of the harem. Though it appeared she lived a life of luxury and wealth, it was also a life without freedom.

Melanie would agree, saying that women didn't necessarily have to marry and bear children; they could also venture into the world and. carve out their own path.

That was why, when Carissa was seven, she was allowed to leave. home and join the Pathfinders Guild to learn martial arts. With the skills to defend herself, she could explore the world without fearing for her safety.

In an ordinary family, who would be willing to send their precious daughter to learn martial arts?

However, Melanie was different. She even told Hector that perhaps. one day, their daughter might stand on the battlefield.

But later, after the deaths of Hector and his sons in battle, Melanie's fear of the battlefield grew to an extreme. She began to think that marrying and having children wasn't such a bad thing. At least it ensured safety and a stable life, which was better than anything else.

Carissa didn't know how to respond to Victoria's words. So, she

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remained silent.

ruckus every day like a mischievous monkey, believing that the future held endless possibilities. After

women.

quietly, "Let's talk about this some other

her gently. "Yes, we'll talk

The stench on you

truly red. However, she had always been resolute and didn't

the Sinclair family brought a particular sorrow

Carissa took her leave.

celebration feast ended, Salvador called Rafael

Southern Frontier battles, but it was a lengthy war over more than twenty cities. spanning

interested in the outcome; he also wanted to know which military officers could be

so

anything and shared all he knew, which matched

was furious. He slammed the report so hard on the desk that it

I can't punish Aurora for this?" he

Since that's the case, how can we rush to acknowledge it? Liam probably thought Aurora would succumb to the

Liam not mention the destruction of the villages, either? Even

Rafael shook his head.