Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 364

Chapter 364

Chapter 364

Upon hearing Carissa’s obedient response, Adrian extended his hand and beckoned her over. “Come here.”

Carissa obediently walked over, and Adrian reached out to flick the tip of her nose.

“Ouch!” Carissa exclaimed. “Sage Adrian, that hurt.”

“Punishment!” Adrian said sternly. “This is a mild punishment for not speaking up when needed.”

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A flicker of pain crossed Carissa’s eyes, but she quickly masked it. “Understood. It won’t happen again.” Adrian noticed her fleeting expression of distress, and sighed inwardly. The hardships that his youngest apprentice had endured were too painful. He couldn’t start thinking about them, or it would be too taxing on his heart.

He took her hand, guiding her to sit beside him.

virtue far surpass Barrett’s. I believe he won’t let you down or treat you poorly. But remember, the world is ever–changing, and so are people. In the past, he might have cherished you more because he couldn’t have you. Now that he’s married you, there’s no guarantee he won’t grow tired and

guild senior, Isaac Prince, nodded vigorously in agreement. “Yes, men are all untrustworthy. They’re disgusting. We can’t trust them completely, or you might end up with a

tapped Isaac on

thought Adrian’s words were enough to unsettle Carissa, and didn’t think it was wise to scare her further. But since Adrian was present, he dared not contradict him. He was surprised

was listening nearby, couldn’t help but laugh. “Five, you’re a man yourself. How can

his face turned cold as he responded, “How could I

in brothels. You play the harp and flute,

nonsense.

risk, no rewards,

with a

find that I don’t even

cut in. “We’ll be heading back to the Pathfinders Guild tomorrow. If you have anything to say to Carissa, say it quickly. No more idle chatter. She

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aside. Since he had been staying at Northwatch Estate for a few days before Carissa’s marriage, it was inappropriate for him to monopolize

time, offering advice rather than speaking in unison. Ultimately, their words served to remind her that no matter

arms, and the older woman was moved to tears. This strong. independent woman couldn’t hold