Her Majestic Battle Cry

Chapter 1252

Harvey had left the capital with his belongings, but he soon realized that the gold and silver he carried had been swapped out for fakes. Furious, le raged at the loss, but it was too late to turn

back

He didn’t dare return to the capital now. With no connections or resources to rely on, and only the title of prince to his name, he found himself isolated and powerless. His position was growing increasingly awkward.

But he had found an alternative, though it might not be the best path for his third brother.

Yet, survival meant looking out for oneself. Harvey’s plans weren’t just about securing a promising territory in the future.

The one he was aligning himself with was deeply hidden, never suspected, and adept at infiltrating others‘ territories for his gain. That was the true strategist.

Of course, this individual was even more formidable than Yuvan. If things succeeded, taking credit for their achievements wouldn’t be an easy task.

But compared to Yuvan, this person had better odds of success. Naturally, Harvey would choose to follow the one with the higher chance of victory.

With his current position, he had no leverage–no wealth, no connections, nothing.

But with this other person, Yuvan himself became the leverage. If this individual wanted to strip everything from Yuvan, Harvey would be the key.

and was grief–stricken. Losing a mother was painful, but what angered him more was that her death had been entirely without purpose. Instead, it

even making Salvador seem more admirable

used Ruth’s death

the scandal surrounding Gerald and the gentlemen’s retreat had been suppressed. Now, the talk of the town was

queen, and she had been deeply devoted to Sigmund. After his death, she

heard news of her.

more stirred memories in many, and her past deeds were brought

storm of admiration for Victoria swept through the capital like thunder,

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scandals about gentlemen’s

When she chose to

noted that while anyone could steer the crowd, Victoria genuine accomplishments were what made her praise so well–founded. Not everyone had that kind

offer their greetings. However, they found that the affairs of the harem were being handled by Salvador’s concubines, Sylvia and Grace. Kylie had fallen ill and was being confined in Everspring Palace, and

remarked that the women of the Quinton family had not visited

a daughter expect their mom to visit

people had their praises, while the noble families

having been punished with a reduction in his salary, refused visitors