Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 45

Chapter 45

In the study, Salvador gazed at Carissa, who was kneeling on the white marble floor.

She wore a plain white dress cinched at the waist, with a blue cloak draped over her shoulders. Unlike her previous visits, her hair was tied up in a high ponytail with a simple white silk ribbon, not styled in the elaborate manner of a married woman.

Her complexion was pale, and there was a faint redness under her eyes as well as a hint of dark circles. She looked as if she hadn’t slept all night. There were also remnants of tears on her eyelashes.

Despite all that, she still looked stunning. Her eyes seemed sorrowful, yet lacked any hint of vulnerability. Instead, they harbored a sense of strength and determination.

“Greetings, Your Majesty!” Carissa said hoarsely.

After Lulu went to bed last night, Carissa had cried under her covers for a long time.

“Have you been crying?” Salvador frowned slightly, a hint of displeasure in his eyes. “Is it about Barrett and Aurora’s wedding?”

Carissa shook her head.

Before she could speak, Salvador continued, “You sought the divorce edict yourself. Since the divorce is final, their marriage is no longer your concern. Why worry over past matters? If you can’t let go, you shouldn’t have asked me for the divorce in the first place.”

sounded gentle, but there was a

her again, Carissa quickly said, “Your Majesty, I didn’t cry because of Barrett. Since we’ve

and I learned of the sacrifice of my seventh uncle, the loss of my third uncle’s arm, and my grandfather’s

learned this from sneaking a peek at the military reports in the Ministry of Defense‘

to keep all that from you. After all, your family was

himself for the country. He is a hero of the kingdom. I have already decreed to posthumously honor him as a

that they were warriors,

from Westhaven

frowned and exclaimed, “That’s

If Westhaven dared to break the treaty immediately, wouldn’t they

with or have

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from the Southern Frontier saying the war was nearing its end, which was a

and his younger brother since childhood. It was also an important matter that Salvador’s grandfather and father never forgot about, even

Sandoria was already weakened. Victory was imminent, yet Carissa claimed three hundred thousand soldiers from Westhaven were on

that be

were friendly and engaged in cultural exchanges and trade, they had never formed a military

Salvador wouldn’t easily believe her, so she presented a letter. “My eldest senior wrote this letter. Your Majesty, please read it and decide for yourself whether to believe it or not. My eldest senior’s name is

naturally not written this letter, the information Carissa spoke of had been discovered