Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 242

Chapter 242

The words were so crooked and difficult to decipher that Carissa had to spend a long time making sense of them.

When she finally figured them out, she looked up at Ryan with swollen eyes, tears streaming down her face once more. The words felt like daggers piercing her heart, causing her to curl up slightly in pain.

In the days before the massacre, she had returned to Northwatch Estate and discussed the Victory Pass battle with Melanie, who was worried about Dominic. She feared her father might meet the same fate as her husband and sons. Carissa had tried to comfort her, but her own anxiety about her grandfather and her concern for her mother was palpable.

Outside Melanie’s courtyard, Carissa had bumped into Ryan. He had lifted his small face and asked his aunt if she was unhappy.

Carissa had smiled and ruffled his hair, saying, “I’m a little bit unhappy, but I’ll cheer up soon. Don’t worry, Ryan.”

At the time, she had been preoccupied with her own worries and had given a somewhat dismissive answer. Perhaps Ryan sensed her unhappiness and thought buying her candied apples would lift her spirits.

Meadow Ridge, she had primarily spent her time playing with the children, trying to bring them joy and alleviate their fear of losing their fathers. As

the situation. He saw his grandmother and mother crying all the time, and knew his father was dead. Being smart and sensitive, he had become very dependent on Carissa and was especially

his wrist was clearly exhausted, so Carissa suggested he take a break. But he stubbornly clenched

writing, the truth of how he

slipped out at noon. Afraid

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his mother. Ryan had then crawled through a

then, Sunny had only recently been brought into Northwatch Estate. Yvette had planned

apples with the intention of taking them to Valor Estate for Carissa when he was struck on

captured

not resist, but

sold to brothels. That day, Ryan’s leg had

girls to render them mute. Some of the older children, who were literate, had their fingers smashed to prevent them from writing or reading, as