Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry 586

Chapter 586

Carissa turned her face away, a smile on her lips. It was only natural that she would have asked Sebastian to investigate. After all, men with self–respect weren’t exactly common in this world.

Rafael gritted his teeth. “You actually think I’d have those kinds of diseases? I’ve been on the battlefield all this time! You didn’t really suspect me, did you?”

The soldiers swam back to shore as Carissa reached out to take Violet’s hand, completely ignoring her husband’s testion, Greta noticed Rafael’s. frustration and Carissa’s haste to leave as if the two were in the middle of a

spat.

The journey back to the capital was uneventful after that. By the time they returned, it was almost August.

The Ministry of Protocol had long been aware of their arrival schedule, and news of their return had spread like wildfire across the capital. Filled with the purest of sentiments, the common people were naturally thrilled to see. their heroes return. Crowds filled the streets, all eager for a glimpse.

Before entering the city, Carissa handed her horse to Carmen, instructing her to return it another day.

“Thank you, Lady Sinclair,” Carmen said respectfully. “May I ask where you live?”

“Hell Monarch Estate,” Carissa responded.

Estate? Are

hurriedly prepared to bow in deference, with

for formalities. Just bring the horse

to Rafael. After casting a brief glance at Carmen, the prince took his wife’s hand and pulled

tug. The two rode off together on the same

challenge was gaining entry into his estate. To do that, Carmen first had to win over the Hell Monarch’s

Hell Monarch’s princess consort saw Carmen as a friend, the betrayal from both a

to Carmen and said, “When we return the horse tomorrow, bring a generous gift. We need to start by winning the favor of the Hell

let out a small sigh of

onto a horse, making sure he was seated comfortably. Meanwhile, Violet, Kayla, and Carissa sat

the

arrangement. Thomas took charge of

crowd. If anything went wrong, people were positioned all around to

would be a simple formality, but they hadn’t anticipated how overwhelming it

guards and garrison units were stationed on both sides of the road to control the citizens, but the people’s excitement could not be contained. In their frenzy, they broke through the lines, rushing forward to chase

couldn’t hold back their emotions. Tears welled in their eyes as they waved to the faces in the crowd–these were

that moment, everything felt worth

and fireworks, smoke billowing around them. He glanced back, trying to catch a glimpse of Joshua and

couldn’t hold the citizens back. The people ran alongside, surrounding the procession. Richard decided it would be st to wait until they reached Peace Street to