Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 3115 Insolence

In the Royal Palace of Montiria, King Gawain I lay on his bed while Arabella attentively fed him medicine.

King Gawain I struggled to swallow the medicine and mustered all his strength to speak. "Arabella, the border... cough cough... What's the situation there?"

Arabella gently scooped another spoonful of herbal medicine and fed it to King Gawain I before replying, "Everything is going smoothly. Basha's Sacred Mount has been seized. Rest assured, Your Majesty."

She dared not tell the king the truth, for he would likely call for an immediate retreat if he knew that the army had already been defeated and only a few thousand soldiers remained at the border. "That's good... cough cough... very good." King Gawain I smiled, feeling slightly better.

Matthew's pills were down to the last few, and the king had been refraining from taking them, saving them for the most critical public appearances.

"Insolence! How dare you lowly maids stop me?! Do you not know who I am?!"

A commotion erupted outside, and King Gawain I's face showed displeasure. "Who is making such a racket outside... cough, cough..."

"I'll go take a look, Your Majesty," Arabella immediately responded.

I nodded in response, his eyes half-closed, seemingly deep

Iris shouting loudly outside. The maids trying to stop her could only

smiled gently, her tone

at Arabella with disdain and coldly questioned. "Are you

replied, "Who has been whispering such things in your ear, Princess Iris? Those words are not to be trusted. I would

face flushed

Suggesting that someone whispered

kept the

dare you mock me?! If it weren't for your looks, you would have long been

She was then shoved

Arabella felt a pang of fear. She could not let Iris see King

father every day, are the reason he leaves thousands of soldiers

King Gawain I's weary voice came from inside. Iris cast a furious glare at Arabella before pushing the door open and

strong smell of medicinal herbs made Iris wrinkle her nose, but she still respectfully approached her father, who had always