Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 1064

All the eyes filled with anger and hatred seemed to merge into blazing flames, flames so hot they felt as if they could scorch her.

At that instant, Aurora felt as though she were being roasted alive. Fear squeezed her chest, almost crushing her heart. Her entire body was wracked with pain.

The cries of the crowd rang out like thunder.

"Kill her! Kill this demon and offer her as a sacrifice to the spirits of the villagers she slaughtered!"

Aurora trembled uncontrollably, unable to hold herself together. She curled into a ball in the cage, too terrified to open her eyes and face them. The sounds of shouting and violence filled the air around her.

Leroy raised his arm. "Move aside, everyone! Clear a path! We're taking this prisoner to the grave pit. Once there, I will release her, and you can do as you wish with her. But..."

He paused, his voice taking on a sharp edge.

"One thing her head must be left intact. We need to bring it back to the capital to report to the king. You can tear her to pieces, but do not destroy her head, or the king won't recognize her." Everyone had waited for this day for so long.

eyes burned with blood-red rage, but the deed was done. The prisoner had been brought to them. They weren't in a hurry. First, they would take her to the grave pit. Then,

cart moved forward, with someone from the village guiding the way. When counted carefully, there were only

black mourning clothes underneath. These people had once been

banner. They had come from a small side path and formed a line, with those on the left holding the white banners and those on the right

moved forward

were from the nearby Whitesand Village. They knew of Aurora's execution, so they had prepared the black banners in advance, ready to mourn

Village was an elderly man, his waist adorned with a trumpet,

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were used to the ravages of war, the slaughter of entire villages, and the murder of innocent people still struck them deeply This

one that befell those who weren't so fortunate. They knew that if Aurora and the others had set their minds to it, they could have wiped out every village in the area. The scene was enough to terrify Aurora to her core. She huddled in the