Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 901

Chapter 901

When Carissa left, Alistair naturally followed behind her.

Alistair had a big mouth, and today, the topic of Carissa and Barrett’s conversation–Aurora’s massacre of civilians–was no longer a secret

What bothered Alistair the most was Dominic’s involvement. He knew Dominic was innocent. The man had been gravely injured at the time, nearly dying. It was no wonder the treaty had been signed by Aurora

Alistair felt a deep sense of injustice for Dominic. Upon returning to the Royal Guard headquarters, he couldn’t help but voice his thoughts.

Who in the Royal Guard didn’t respect the grand generals, Hector and Dominic? So, when Alistair spoke up, more people started to speak out on Dominic’s behalf. The Royal Guard wasn’t one to openly plead for justice, but they would certainly discuss it in private

This was Carissa’s first move–she had to stabilize the foundation of her grandfather’s credibility and the respect he commanded among the people. Additionally, the admiration of the military officers in the capital was just as vital. When a plan had to unfold gradually, these factors were non–negotiable.

been a deliberate attempt by Salvador to elevate Barrett and Aurora, ensuring Barrett’s absolute loyalty.

of elevating subordinates directly while bypassing the marshal had occurred before- Carissa’s dad had risen in this

its secret interrogation. The proceedings

head of the crown prince’s personal guards. He had been with Salvador since the latter was crown prince, building a network in silence. However, Salvador had made sure his men stayed in the shadows.

kept

appointed him as deputy commander of the Crown Guard, just below Barrett.

had Barrett and Ian oversee the interrogation was because Aurora’s testimony had to align with Barrett’s account lan’s role

so far. Though the lines of the investigation

were set, and there was no changing them. It was impossible for Carissa’s grandfather to walk away completely unscathed. If generals and commanders didn’t take responsibility for the mistakes

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dangerous precedent. If a commander’s underling harbored ambitions or committed a grave crime, they could simply blame a loyal subordinate to

had entertained the idea of completely exonerating Dominic. They only hoped to minimize the punishment as