Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 841

Carissa’s expression brightened. “You found Amelia? Where is she?”

Michael bent over, hands on his knees, gasping for breath. “At… at the Parting Souls Bridge. Hurry, she’s about to jump! We can’t just rush in to save her! She’s shouting that she’ll only talk to you. But you need to hurry–it’s too windy, and she can barely stand!”

“What?” Barrett exclaimed, shocked. “Why is she trying to jump off the bridge?”

Carissa dashed out, yelling, “Get my horse!”

The Parting Souls Bridge lay to the northwest of the capital, spanning over the turbulent Unity River. The river’s flow intensified around the bridge because it was wider at the top and narrower at the bottom.

It had a steep slope, which made the water churn violently. Anyone who fell from the bridge wouldn’t likely survive. Although the bridge was originally called the Unity River’s second bridge, locals had dubbed. it the Parting Souls Bridge due to its perilous reputation.

After a brief pause, Barrett asked Michael to send someone to Valor Estate to inform his brother. Then, he mounted his horse and galloped towards the Parting Souls Bridge.

way, and

Souls Bridge, the sun had just dipped below the horizon, leaving a streak of orange along the sky. The bridge looked especially beautiful at sunset, standing alone

someone were teetering on the edge, it

barely enough space for her feet, and the fierce wind made her sway. Her cloak billowed behind her, making it seem as if she might tumble off at

watching anxiously. Several members of the Capital Guard were shouting at Amelia to come down

www

the look

back, but

coming there!

20 meters apart, and Violet couldn’t guarantee that she could reach

was no telling what would happen–she could fall to her death! “Back away! Stay back!” Amelia cried out frantically, her frail body teetering in the wind like a lone leaf clinging to a branch during a storm. “Everyone, step back!

We’re moving back!” Violet’s heart

could

urged the capital guards to retreat further,