Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 77

Chapter 77

Sweat mixed with blood streamed down from Carissa’s face, and in the freezing weather, it quickly turned into ice. The heat hadn’t even faded before the cold had seeped into her bones.

“Carissa…” Bun panted heavily, frost clinging to his eyelashes. “Shouldn’t we help them? Aren’t we just going to stay here and guard the supply depot?”

“Orders s are orders. We’ve been told to guard the supply depot, so we guard it,” Carissa replied, leaning against the wall.

Though she was wearing golden armor, she had been stabbed in her arm twice. There was no bleeding or pain, but it left her feeling cold and uncomfortable.

She glanced at her companions, all of whom were injured and their armor in tatters. It had been a ruthless battle.

“Is everyone okay?” she asked, concerned.

Violet waved her hand weakly, too exhausted to speak.

The sight of the fallen around them–some enemy, some comrades–was deeply distressing.

The enemy forces continued their assault. Carissa sprang to her feet, and shouted, “They’re coming again. Pick up your weapons and fight!”

They plunged back into battle, fighting fiercely until the scene was awash with blood and darkness. At last, the enemy at the supply depot was mostly defeated, and no reinforcements arrived.

and gasping for breath. After an unknown amount of time, they finally heard drums and

has retreated!

cheers from where they were at the supply depot. With that, she knew. Rafael had achieved a great victory. Her tense nerves finally

from the cold, her lips trembling as she spoke. “The Hell Monarch truly lives up

defeated Sandoria! That’s fantastic! We’ll have meat to eat!” Bun’s plump face

leapt up.

supply depot, and joined

on his back. The former city governor had been killed, and

available in the supply depot, the soldiers

buildings built by Sandoria during their occupation,

longer needed to sleep in

and had forced

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Westhaven soldiers arrived.

under Rafael’s orders, all civilians were allowed to return to their homes. The soldiers who couldn’t be housed in the garrisons set up camp in

victory, Carissa’s

depot with three thousand soldiers. Her actions ensured the soldiers were well–fed, including having meat. This accomplishment was valued highly by the

real reason why the enemy had been driven out of Ilyrian, however, was that Rafael had captured