Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 29

Chapter 29

Barrett stared at Carissa in shock.

Her combat skills weren’t just a bit better than his–it was leagues beyond. Even ten of him wouldn’t stand a chance against her.

Why had she never mentioned her martial prowess before?

Carissa held the dowry list, smiling at him. Her smile was bright and radiant, like the dazzling sun. But then, with a swift motion, she lifted and dropped the list. It fluttered down like snowflakes in winter, turning into shreds of paper.

Rebecca’s heart shattered at the sight.

Enraged, she shouted, “You’ve destroyed the dowry list! Fine, get out! You can’t take anything from here, not even your clothes!”

Carissa chuckled. “Do you think anyone can stop me if I decide to take something from the estate?”

Rebecca seethed with anger. “You dare? If you take anything, I’ll report you to the officials immediately. Barret divorced you! You can’t take a single penny of the dowry!”

She leaned on her maid’s arm, commanding urgently, “Guards, throw her out! Not even her entourage can leave. They are part of the dowry.”

As the servants hesitated, uncertain whether to intervene, a loud proclamation rang out from the entrance, “A royal edict has arrived!”

changed instantly,

the moment, Rebecca immediately ordered, “Quick, set up

the necessary arrangements in the main hall, just as Derek entered the area,

stepped forward and knelt down. “I’m honored to

please rise. The edict is not for you, but for Lady Sinclair,” Derek replied with a

awkwardly stood up, having assumed the edict was a reward

however, anticipated the edict’s

because the king learned Carissa opposed the arranged marriage. So, he issued a reprimand. Please inform His Majesty that Carissa has gone against the criteria in the

Rebecca, then

an audience with the king to

edict would

a slight pause, Barrett said, “Carissa has gone against the criteria listed in the marriage laws. Today,

Warren, there’s no need for you to bear the stigma of divorcing your wife. His Majesty

edict in his hand. “Lady Sinclair, heed

lowered herself to her knees. “I’m honored to

edict and began to read aloud, “By the grace of heaven, the king decrees: Hector Sinclair, the Marquis of Northwatch, safeguarded our kingdom’s borders for many years. He achieved great

and his six sons sacrificed their lives to reclaim the southern borders of our kingdom. In recognition of his contribution’s to the

and Solomon were overwhelmed

king hasn’t forgotten the sacrifices of Hector and his family…”

the title of duke only now? It should have been granted posthumously when

shall be hereditary for three generations. However, we’re aware that all male descendants of the Duke of Northwatch are deceased, and only