Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 167

Chapter 167

Rafael had secluded himself, refusing visitors for several days. During this time, many would–be guests had come knocking. However, he was unwilling to see any of them.

When he left the palace, he put aside his usual cheerful demeanor with his elder brother.

Rafael understood the meaning behind the royal edict

The order was clear: Carissa must marry within three months, or she would have to enter the palace as a concubine. Salvador was forcing him to make a choice.

The jests and scoldings exchanged in the palace’s study weren’t just idle chatter; each word carried hidden intentions.

Whether Carissa entered the palace was of no real concern to Salvador. It was a matter of showcasing his power–whether to allow her to remain free or to summon her to the palace was just a matter of issuing an edict.

Years earlier, Salvador had known of Rafael’s feelings for Carissa. Before Rafael headed to the Southern Frontier battlefield, he had approached Melanie, asking her to delay Carissa’s marriage. He promised to present the victory in the Southern Frontier as a dowry.

Salvador was aware of this promise. Now that the conflict in the Southern Frontier was over, Salvador expected him to marry Carissa.

The facade of brotherly affection and respect was clear, at least on the surface. However, a crucial remark made in the palace’s study held a deeper meaning.

to any noble family

at Rafael. If he wished to marry Carissa, he would need

Monarch Army, and cease to be

situation in the Southern Frontier became dire,

be able to recapture the Southern Frontier as he had before, and resist Sandoria’s

weapons, and warm clothing were all in short supply. Despite their best

had sacrificed their lives that Salvador agreed to deploy Rafael and the

not be wary of

father passed away, he had been granted the medal of command for the Hell Monarch Army, an

of soldiers from the Hell Monarch Army, and some soldiers

the king could still mobilize them, which was

childhood, Salvador had treated him well. The position of crown prince was decided early on, without any dissent. Salvador was indeed an exceptional heir apparent–he was well–versed in

vastly different from being the king. While Salvador’s outward attitude remained unchanged and he showed Rafael continued

the past three

and take a break, the steward Luke said, entering the study with a servant carrying a

it down Where’s Jacob

rewarding the troops, and they are assisting the Ministry of Defense with

cups set down and dismissed the