Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 363

Rafael and Carissa paid their respects to Adrian, Everett, and the various senior apprentices of the guild in accordance with etiquette.

Everett's eyes were half-squinted and half-open, making it difficult to tell whether he was merely squinting or actually looking. But Carissa knew that this was when the man was the most intimidating, as he was scrutinizing for any mistakes.

Thus, Carissa performed her traditional salute with the utmost seriousness. Her posture was straight, and her spine was upright as she bowed at the perfect angle.

Everett had trained Carissa on the proper way to perform a salute after she had initially been too hasty in paying respects to Adrian.

That night, her head had become so dizzy from the repeated salutes she performed that she almost passed out. It was only at that point that Everett slightly opened his eyes and gestured for her to leave. She had been so dizzy she could barely walk, and Winona had to carry her back to her room? Reflecting on those past experiences, she couldn't help but feel a pang of sorrow.

As she bowed, she noticed that Rafael only nodded respectfully to Adrian and the senior apprentices of the guild, and gave only a shallow bow to Everett.

It was utterly inadequate.

This was a disaster...!

Carissa glanced anxiously at Everett.

What? Everett wasn't angry?

even smiled

established yourself and married.

Wait, Everett could smile?

and obedient, ready to listen to any further instructions. Everett was even more pleased, and said with a smile,

went to help Carissa. She rubbed her shoulders gently, and asked in a low voice, Does your back hurt? Are

and I don't feel nauseous

a phobia because, previously, when Carissa had been reprimanded for her salute, she had started vomiting and feeling dizzy once she was carried back to her room. Only after calling Adrian for acupuncture treatment and

start to recover.

keep a close watch on her to avoid any trouble Everett's voice rang out as he spoke to Rafael. In his mind,

assured, Sage Everett," Rafael replied respectfully, but his defense of

narrowed,

of resentment. Was Everett trying to shift the blame onto Carissa

Everett's frown soon gave way to a smile as Rafael approached with wine. He first served Adrian, then handed a cup

twice in one day was quite an unusual

man could smile