Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Carissa pretended to discuss the matter quietly with Rafael. They spoke in hushed tones, inaudible to others. As the maid and the guard couldn't hear anything despite straining to listen, their anxiety was palpable.

After a considerable pause, Rafael finally nodded.

"Alright then, we'll head to the capital together," said Carissa.

The maid sighed in relief. "Thank you, Lady Sinclair. You are truly a saint."

"What's your name?" Carissa asked.

The maid bowed. "My name is Greta."

Carissa turned to the guard. "And you?"

"My name is Dustin," the guard replied in a slightly gruff voice.

Though he was sturdy and appeared honest, a person's appearance didn't always reflect their true nature.

a few more questions but didn't get much more information. It was clear she wasn't

Once that was done, Carmen knelt before Carissa and Rafael.

wanted me to seduce Prince Rafael and ruin your relationship. She hopes that you two will turn against each other. She believed that I would be suitable for this task because I have some skill in martial arts, and

I knew that even if I did, she wouldn't release my real mom. My twin sister, Celeste, entered the Earl of

owe you a tremendous debt. I will be at your service, and even in my next life, I will repay you with all my gratitude." "How many

one had ever seen those concubines or their children. The exact number remained

still alive. We

this? His own children are being killed!" Violet exclaimed,

a flash of anger. "He's powerless and unwilling to clash with the grand

just don't understand," Violet said. "Why can't these matters

brimmed with blood-like hatred. "Grand Princess Eleanor is ruthless and leaves no evidence. Without evidence, neither the king nor the queen dowager would investigate what's happening in

Violet, "Grand Princess Eleanor's mom, Lady Chloe, was greatly favored. So, King Augustus cherished Grand Princess Eleanor as well. After

Grand Princess Eleanor

Sigmund were siblings, certain matters were overlooked. Now that

less likely to