Her Majestic Battle Cry

Chapter 1198

Carissa remained composed as she directed the students and their families out of the hall. She no longer bothered with asking them to keep the incident quiet–it was clear they couldn’t.

Once they were cleared out, she instructed Claire to bring in Ivy and someone from the Royal Citadel. The man needed to be restrained and interrogated, and it was obvious he had been drugged. Carissa wanted Ivy to determine what substance had been used.

The few who had managed to escape were soon captured by Max and his men, all brought back under guard.

The others, though somewhat more aware, still seemed dazed. Their eyes, glazed and hungry, followed Carissa and Claire with an unsettling intensity.

Carissa walked over and gave Rosalind a comforting hug.

Rosalind had already calmed down and reassured her in return, “It’s alright, I’m fine.”

“You foolish girl,” Catherine said, her voice heavy with sorrow as she sighed, “You shouldn’t have said that. You’ve rained your reputation. How are you fine?”

Rosalind’s face was pale, and she smiled shakily. “Don’t worry about me, Mrs. Ashford. I never intended to marry. My reputation was just a burden. Now that it’s gone, I can move more freely.”

public, the rumors… Oh! Humanity has both kindness and cruelty. I fear I can’t even predict what they’ll say

many years. Though they weren’t the closest of friends, they had always shared a respectful bond. When Rosalind took the position at the academy, Catherine had assured Mildred that she would look after her granddaughter. Never did she imagine

state, this news was

couldn’t help but feel for Rosalind. She was young, beautiful,

one wish–to marry the man she loved. Sadly, that chance was gone. Her young love had gone to the

ease their worries.” Really, it’s nothing. Life is full of challenges–this

she made herself appear. It was clear that she was only comforting them, hiding

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Chapter 1198

need to try

to attend to the academy’s affairs, leaving Carissa and the Garrison Unit to handle

guided her into a quieter room. She carefully adjusted the young woman’s disheveled hair,

was born from the need to protect her students. But in the aftermath, as she thought of the men rushing toward her, the fear set in. Her heart raced as she

Rosalind said. “Just a little chaos is