Her Majestic Battle Cry

Chapter 1337

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Carissa was livid. She felt like the stress might cause her to sprout gray hairs right then and there. No wonder court officials always seemed to age prematurely–Jeremiah, barely in his sixties, already had a head full of white

hair.

Frustrated, she sought out Jeremiah, hoping he could sway Salvador and speak on her behalf.

The prime minister greeted her with his usual calm, a faint smile tugging at his lips. “Already upset?”

“I wouldn’t dare say upset,” Carissa replied. “But this delay is slowing everything down and I fear we’ll lose the advantage. Worse, we might alert the enemy. His Majesty still doesn’t trust me.”

Jeremiah leaned back, unruffled. “It’s only natural that he doesn’t trust you completely. Even if it were you in his position, would you believe everything someone under you said without evidence?”

“But he has no evidence that Prince Hayden is plotting treason either, yet he’s constantly wary of him,” Carissa countered.

“That’s precisely why he’s wary–because there’s no evidence. If there were proof, action would’ve been taken already.

decision takes endless debate among the ministers. A policy might take a year or more to

order the arrest of all officials involved without solid proof, merely because you suspect treason? Even if you convinced His Majesty, you’d never convince the rest

fell, her expression sour. “But Mr. Judd’s land–grabbing is blatant! Anyone

patiently. “Those areas were approved by the court for temporary shelters–simple housing for the conscripted laborers working on the riverworks

I’m overreacting too, don’t you?”

about this situation feels off. But when it comes to decisions that impact the court

her personally. But as

what the riverworks project means to His Majesty. The lands surrounding the capital are heavily cultivated, yet

be an outstanding achievement. It’s not just a personal legacy, it’s a public good that will benefit generations

young to have drive. I like seeing your energy and

in power faces challenges unique to their position. No one–not even the king–can afford to trust anyone completely

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Chapter 1337

more reason

People’s hearts were inscrutable, and every

how much more so