Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 89

Chapter 89

Barrett chased after her. “You’ve never been willing to tell me. Back in Fawnrun City, when I was in charge of burning the supply depot, how did you manage to get Westhaven’s marshal, Liam, to sign the peace treaty?”

Aurora’s expression was a mix of irritation and wariness. “Didn’t I already tell you? I went around Fawnrun City loudly proclaiming that the Hell Monarch had already achieved victory in the Southern Frontier and was about to head to Victory Pass. Coupled with the supply depot being burned, they panicked and chose to surrender.”

Indeed, Aurora had given the same explanation many times before.

Barrett hadn’t thought anything was wrong with it at first–until recently, when Aurora summoned over a hundred soldiers to their wedding.

Owen had reprimanded her for it, pointing out that she hadn’t asked for permission in advance but had Instead arbitrarily got over a hundred soldiers to leave their posts. But Aurora had boldly lied to Barrett’s face without so much as blinking, claiming she had asked for permission and that Owen had granted it.

So, reflecting on the Victory Pass triumph, Barrett felt something was off.

Especially now, with three hundred thousand Westhaven soldiers disguising themselves as Sandorian troops to fight Starhaven at the Southern Frontier. It made Barrett increasingly suspicious about the supposed victory at Victory Pass.

could Westhaven amicably set a boundary, then immediately send three hundred thousand troops to the Southern Frontier

didn’t make

the moment the treaty was signed at Victory Pass, the people

to look at him with eyes full of

surrendered, and it was Liam who personally signed the peace treaty in their own city. There’s no way

I, leading just three hundred men, have forced them to

it and realized she had a point. Lam had

at the time, the few hundred men under Aurora’s command were hardly significant. If it came to a fight,

he thought about this, Barrett felt a wave of guilt for doubting

“It’s my fault. I shouldn’t have suspected you. Don’t be

petty,” Aurora replied with a broad

sarcasm.

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in a soft voice, “Of

don’t know what happened in the previous battles, so it’s best if we don’t concern ourselves with Carissa’s achievements or the marshal putting her in charge of

father’s former subordinates. Even my father once served under Hector. She’s the daughter of a duke and a noble lady. How many people here are eager to