Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 121

Chapter 121

Barrett’s face turned red with frustration. He grabbed Carissa’s hand, and pulled her to one side.

“Carissa! You know she’s been captured, and you won’t rescue her? What do you mean by that? Do you know where she is?” he yelled.

Violet snapped a whip in their direction, forcing him to release Carissa’s hand and take a step back.

“If you have something to say, keep your distance. Don’t get too close to Carl,” spat Violet coldly.

Barrett’s anger towards Violet was obvious, but he grudgingly restrained himself. She was too skilled and not under his command, making her difficult to manage.

He turned back to Carissa, his voice still sharp. “You know where she is, don’t you?”

Carissa shook her head. “I don’t know. She could be in the desert, on the plains, or hiding in the mountains. But no matter where she is, we can’t send the entire Mystic Army to find her. It’s too risky.”

“Then what are we waiting for?” Barrett demanded, pacing with frustration. “Are we just waiting for them to bring her back?”

Carissa’s gaze remained calm and steady. “Exactly. We’re waiting for them to bring her back.”

her in disbelief. “Are you out of your mind? If they’ve captured Aurora, why would they ever

“They wouldn’t release her easily. Nothing is ever that simple–just like how the treaty with Victory Pass wasn’t

stunned. “What do

really believe that Liam withdrew his army from Victory Pass to Fawnrun just because Aurora spread the news about

indeed

he chose not to pursue it further, as the treaty was signed and

trembled slightly. “So, why did Liam do this? Please, tell

no need for me to tell you. Just wait here–someone

away, leaving everyone

firewood, brought by Westhaven. These were stacked outside the city and to be fetched

prepared for their

return to the city. They had no idea how many

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hiding–whether in the mountains or on the

anxiety evident. He wanted to question Carissa, but noticed she was surrounded by

reluctantly returned to his own

his troops to take torches and

the Westhaven forces wouldn’t venture into the plains. Having traveled such a long distance, they wouldn’t dare to risk conflict with the nomadic tribes

the retreat path of the Sandoria forces. Heading