Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 1285

"I dare not speak further today, nor would I approach Prince Rafael. I fear His Majesty might misunderstand," Davis replied.

Jeremiah nodded gravely. "Yes, the Ministry of Defense should avoid any private dealings with the Hell Monarch. For now, it's best to keep your distance."

He paused, his brow furrowing as he suppressed his growing concern over the Southern Frontier. Then, he said, "Recommend someone to act as the military overseer. Or if you believe Marshal Prince cannot handle the command during wartime, perhaps recommend General Thomas as an alternative." Davis raised a brow. "General Thomas is already the commanding officer of the military outposts. It wouldn't be right to transfer him to the Southern Frontier. It might be better to have General Timothy and General Quinton jointly lead the campaign instead. Besides, with the internal strife in the capital, the military outposts here cannot go without a general."

Jeremiah considered this and thoughtfully said, "That's a valid point. However, when presenting your recommendations to the king, you must propose more than just the Hell Monarch.

Davis slumped into his seat, throwing up his hands in frustration. "I'm not one for finesse. I speak plainly, and the facts are clear-the Hell Monarch is the most suitable choice. As for the rebels... they're not much of a threat for now. They're trapped in Valken and can't escape, and they have no intention of attacking. General Murray can handle them."

Jeremiah waved a hand dismissively. "Do not underestimate the rebels. You know well that they have ties to Sandoria. Anyone capable of such an alliance surely has been scheming for a long time. It's more complicated than you think."

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Jeremiah's words before replying, "You make a fair point. Then, perhaps I should go before the king tomorrow and suggest that the Hell Monarch be involved in addressing the

gave a small, approving nod. "Yes, that could

leave due to his upcoming wedding, visited Hell Monarch Estate that evening. The Septimus Tetra reconnaissance team had not disbanded, and their network of communication remained intact. Thus, Thomas was well-informed of the situation

soon as he entered, he wasted no time and immediately said, "Marshal Prince is unfit to lead. A commander

his former brother-in-law, Thomas knew Oliver all too

to Thomas about Oliver's actions at the Southern Frontier. Many of these letters were written when Timothy felt frustrated and needed someone to vent to, so they

to a real battle, he'll back down. His resolve represents the will of the Southern Frontier Army. No matter how

defeat or heavy casualties could result in Marshal Prince submitting a report that would cost them their heads." Rafael stayed silent because Thomas

would likely be no major issues. Both men were experienced in fighting the

as the commanding general. Rafael's greatest fear, however, wasn't just Oliver's disregard for his subordinates-it was the man's potential fear when facing

reassure him, "Your big day is coming soon, so don't worry about the Southern Frontier for now. General Timothy