Her Majestic Battle Cry

Chapter 1327

Carissa couldn’t bring herself to tell Rafael about Helen and Ryan moving into the palace–she feared it would upset him.

She received a letter from Rafael, which came along with the report of their victory in the second battle. Salvador had specifically summoned her to the palace to hand it over.

Carissa knew Rafael had intentionally sent the letter through Salvador’s hands, signaling that they hid no secrets. It was a gesture of transparency, even if it was a mere formality.

But it seemed to please Salvador, who didn’t put on the usual fake smile. Instead, he told her not to worry too much about the situation at the Southern Frontier. Victory was within their grasp.

After her audience with the king, Carissa went to Serenity Palace to offer her greetings to Victoria and check on Helen and Ryan.

However, she didn’t find Ryan or Evan there. They were in class; as they were Connor’s study partners, they had to follow him to the study.

Moreover, Connor’s tutor had changed. Trevor was now personally teaching him.

In the past, Salvador had suggested this, but Trevor had turned it down, citing health concerns. Now that Ryan was in the palace, Trevor immediately agreed, clearly doing it as a show of respect to the late

Hector.

Although Salvador was a little displeased, he didn’t say anything since he still benefited from it.

either. Victoria mentioned she had

truly heartless, even turning her back on

feud. They argue when they’re together, but they start to miss each other

you. Sometimes you can’t stand each other, but

nodded quietly, then changed the subject. “Has Ryan been any trouble? If he’s not behaving, don’t hesitate

a child so well–behaved. He’s neither servile nor arrogant, just respectful. You’ve

him.”

in Carissa’s eyes, so she smiled reassuringly. “Don’t worry. While he’s with me, Connor won’t dare to

all since you’re here, Mother,” Carissa

She took some time to walk with Helen in the royal garden, and

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so he tried picking on Evan instead. He even had a young chamberlain bring dog feces

furrowed in concern.

straight to my sister. He complained to her, and my sister had them serve Prince Connor two full meals of dog feces. Prince Connor had the choice–cat

couldn’t help but laugh along. As long as Ryan was speaking up, that was what mattered. She had always feared that Ryan might keep

one respect. Resorting to hitting the other person wasn’t an option. At that age, the best weapon was always telling on

would share stories from her youth with Ryan, telling him about life in Meadow Ridge. She would tell him how, whether she was the one being bullied or

to listen so intently–and to remember it all. He really did have the