Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry 585

Chapter 585

One day, they stopped to rest in a small grove by the main road. About a mile away, there was a clear, shallow stream. The weather was hot, so everyone rushed toward the water.

Carmen washed her hands in the stream, but she couldn’t jump in and soak like the men. However, seeing them play so happily, she picked up a stick and started to dance by the water’s edge. Although her movements lacked any deadly force, they were graceful and captivating. She danced on tiptoe, leaping and spinning, blending dance with martial arts in a visually pleasing

manner.

Caught up in the moment, everyone jumped out of the water and began to show off their own martial arts skills.

Greta observed Rafael, noticing that his gaze lingered on Carmen with what seemed to be admiration. She exchanged a satisfied glance with Dustin. As expected, the Hell Monarch was indeed particularly attentive to women skilled in martial arts.

After a long while, Rafael finally withdrew his gaze. He looked somewhat guilty as he glanced briefly at Carissa, who was talking with Violet nearby. He then walked over to them.

Greta did not miss Rafael’s guilty look. Despite the setbacks they had encountered, including the presence of his princess consort, the prince had indeed taken the bait.

As Rafael sat next to Carissa, Violet automatically moved away to talk to

Carmen.

“I didn’t expect you to be skilled in sword dancing,” she remarked.

a decorative skill. If it were of any real use, you wouldn’t need to protect me on the way

return to the capital, come and see me. We can have a sparring match,” Violet

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Carmen cast a

to see that Ms. Spencer has taken a liking to my mistress. She will certainly visit your residence. May I ask where it

gave her a sidelong glance. “You’re just a maid, but you’re asking

for my indiscretion. Ms.

a servant from

suppose I can’t expect you to have adequate manners,”

few steps back and stood with

Rafael and Carissa were

when I looked at

shot him a sidelong glance. “Raf, I’m not

Rafael turned his head.

Raf?

as

had been married for many years. Previously, she

and wife.

by name seemed awkward, as if it were something she found difficult to say. Admittedly, his name was rather unappealing. Why would anyone name him something

his name, should have really reconsidered his choices, and his

so many suggestions,