The Lady Nun Vows Revenge by Caroline Rowland

Chapter 711

Amidst the ruins. Names roared skywartt.

Beyond the flames, a bloody melee raged.

Gabriel had brought a large force with him. While he might underestimate others, he would never underestimate Dale-the Marquis of Loyalty and Valor a long time ally of the Duke's estate.

After all, Dale had once been the only and most trusted military pawn in Gabriel's hands.

Having led troops for years, Dale had slain countless enemies on the battlefield, and every one of his military achievements was hard-earned.

Otherwise, the king himself wouldn't have been so reluctant to let him resign from office.

So killing Dale was no easy feat for Gabriel.

But before this, the Nevill family had already suffered greatly at the hands of Sophie.

Previously, to save Adeline, Dale had even stabbed himself in

Those ten stab wounds still hadn't fully healed yet.

hand ten times.

Dale was operating at just 70-80% of his

restriction, Dale came dangerously close

and shouted, "Kill her!" The Stonor family's assassins closest to Adeline immediately switched targets, their blades flashing as

don't you dare!" Dale

charged back to rescue Adeline, who had been

save her, he had played right into Gabriel's hands. Gabriel shouted coldly, "All of you,

the loss of his

if we

sworn men surged forward, hurling themselves at the enemy with reckless

blood, mangled limbs, and corpses soaked half the night sky in

night was pitch black, yet all combatants fought with frenzied bloodlust, as if they were no

the chaos of battle, a shadowy figure crept forward inch by inch, using the darkness

in blood, fought desperately to shield Adeline. Just as he was about to cut down the last of their attackers, Adeline-cradled in his arms- caught something

frame erupting with

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a sword pierced Adeline flesh with

Dalo turned at the sudden sound, only to freeze as the nightmarish sight before him made his

go now." she gasped, blood trickling from her lips as she looked at him with desperate,