Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 1320

Some people were simply born for the battlefield.

On the battlefield, Rafael was far more decisive than he had been in the capital. His mind was free of the usual constraints-he didn't need to worry about who was pleased or displeased, or who might fear him. He did only what he believed was right.

Within three days, all those who had spread the rumors were captured.

They were brought before the soldiers at the training field. In front of everyone, twenty strikes with a military cudgel brought them to the ground, their bodies shaking uncontrollably. When asked, they answered whatever they could.

They didn't know who was pulling the strings from behind the scenes, only that they had been paid to spread these false rumors. They followed orders without concern for the consequences.

The rumor that Sandoria's 800,000 troops were advancing was false!

The claim that Salvador had killed the Hell Monarch? Obviously, it was a lie he was right there in front of them.

The rumor that Oliver had fled the battlefield because he knew they couldn't win? False he had simply been afraid for his life.

One by one, the lies were dispelled, and the soldiers were filled with fury. They shouted for the culprits to be executed.

Spreading rumors that disrupted the army's morale was a serious crime, deserving of the harshest punishment.

over the gathered soldiers. His voice cold and firm, he announced loudly, "Those of you who blindly believed these lies, take this moment to reflect. After you've done so, you will give everything you've

were no better than enemies. The blood of the enemy could wash

Rafael instructed Louis to quickly send a report back to the capital, informing them that the Hell Monarch had arrived

question was: should the generals follow

the report had

realized

escape reached the capital, she would certainly want

Rafael had Loius sent the urgent report was to make Salvadore aware of the

military command emblem and the royal edict, not

a gesture that would, to a

Salvador had received

felt a

that Rafael's position within the Southern Frontier Army was unshakable. Now, with Louis' urgent report, he was able to

that the soldiers in

infuriated Salvador-he couldn't believe the rumors in the Southern Frontier had grown so rampant.

in the Southern Frontier somewhat settled, Salvador

had invaded the border, and the marshal leading the

report from Victory Pass, another arrived from Chester, detailing his efforts to suppress the mountain bandits. It seemed that bandits were appearing in various regions, leaving the troops too occupied to handle the Valken region. If Valken wasn't dealt with soon, it could very well lead to disaster. After some deliberation, Salvador decided to send Thomas with 30,000 troops from the capital to Valken to lay