Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 561

Chapter 561

Throughout the journey, everyone was genuinely on edge.

Lawrence’s high fever refused to subside. The military physician, who carried a portable stove and medicine packs, prepared and administered fever–reducing and decontaminating potions to little effect.

Sebastian’s pills had minimal impact, though they were somewhat more effective than the decoctions.

Lawrence would occasionally regain consciousness. Each time, he would ask, “Is this our territory?”

Upon receiving confirmation, he would force a weak smile before slipping back into unconsciousness.

The military physician explained that persistent high fever could impair brain function, and memory loss was a normal consequence.

Eventually, Rafael decided to have Dylan lead his horse alongside the carriage, and he joined Lawrence inside.

Even when Lawrence was semi–conscious, Rafael would gently hold his hand and talk to him. He would describe the beauty of the Southern Frontier, update him on his family’s situation, and reassure him that his wife was on her way and that they would soon be reunited.

would become more even. He would open his eyes slightly, his gaze gaining a hint of life, no longer as vacant

was truly clinging to life, fighting with every ounce of

they were about twenty miles from Westglade’s inn, they had no choice

at Rafael with a desperate expression. “I can’t do anything else. All the medicines we

stood together in heavy sorrow, their faces etched with grief. They didn’t even dare lift the carriage curtain to look at Lawrence. Seeing him

glanced at

we have to reach Westglade’s relay station

station and

significantly increase our speed to cover twenty miles in an hour. Can he

war. The

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nearly. impossible for Lawrence to survive. Riding a horse with him wasn’t an option either–they would likely

cushions. Lawrence will rest on top of them. The two underneath will need to use their inner force to absorb the

Everyone stepped forward.

underneath

their injuries and fatigue, and