The Swordswoman’s Revenge Story after Rebirth

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The High Court of Parliament and the Southern Watch were now working in close concert to investigate the Shadowmere affair. Even the faintest lead, they knew, could expose a vast network of culprits.

She was curious. Would William and Eleanor’s hond prove strong enough to weather this storm?

On the third day, Harlan returned with a set of fine satin garments. The purple attire, though a touch old- fashioned, fit Isolde perfectly and lent her an air of understated nobility. Geoffrey said nothing, merely instructing her to change quickly.

Later, Geoffrey visited the Velvet Wing, where he opened Matilda’s jewelry box. Selecting a delicate headdress, he ordered it sent to the Pearl Tower.

Though it pained Matilda to part with such finery, after a few words of reassurance from Anne, she managed to smile as she saw Geoffrey off.

Meanwhile, the Royal Court had conferred honors not only upon Isolde and Geoffrey, but also elevated Oliver to Great Marshal of the Argentum.

In the Eryndral Empire, the highest military title was Grand Marshal, granted only in times of war. Beneath him were seven Marshals, each commanding one of the major military regions.

Oliver’s appointment as Marshal of Argentum meant he now held command over all the city’s forces.

It was, ostensibly, a reward for quelling mere bandits- fact that fueled suspicion. Whispers spread that the King had ulterior motives.

Some believed this signaled the reemergence of the Southern Watch as a force in court politics.

Others claimed it was simply out of deference to Oliver’s lineage–he was, after all, the son of the legendary Marshal.

The rumors went unanswered by those involved. On this day, Oliver rode his prized horse steed to the palace to give thanks, where he crossed paths with Geofrey at the East Gate.

Geoffrey, long hoping to ask about the incident at Wolf Mountain, greeted him warmly. “I’ll invite you to my estate soon–we’ve much to discuss.”

Oliver agreed, then turned his gaze to Isolde, his expression tightening. “Your wounds–why do they still look so severe?”

Isolde lowered her eyes. “I’m much better now, my lord”

Oliver glanced briefly at Geoffrey but said nothing more. As they entered the palace gates, he drew a small porcelain vial from his sleeve and handed it to Isolde.

the morning and one at night. You’ll recover within days,” he said,

could utter her thanks, he had already strode

the warmth of his hand. Her fingers traced its smooth surface as tears welled in her

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herself fragile, yet this simple kindness nearly unraveled her carefully rebuilt resolve. Flow many people after

of the study. Kneeling on the cold, marbled floor, Isolde listened quietly to the King’s commanding voice, which today

your head. Let me see you,”

her focus landed on

“A woman’s beauty comes in two forms: delicate grace or noble strength. Duke Blackmoor, your daughter possesses both. She

is far too kind. My daughter is but a humble girl, unworthy

“I hear you began training in sword fighting at a young age.

lord, I trained under Master Orson.”

lifted, surprised. “Oh? Is

“Yes, Your Majesty.”

with the name, dismissed it as unimportant. Surely, he thought, if he had not heard. of this

my daughter’s skill amounts to little more than decorative gestures. She knows nothing of refinement no music, no painting, no embroidery. The

were here, she would remind you that a woman can rise to greatness, even on the battlefield. It is not a

mention of the Queen Mother arose, Geoffrey saffened, his voice edged with unease. “Yes, Her Majesty

into a faint smile. “Go now. I have matters yet to discuss

bowed and departed.

fresh tranquility of May. They walked silently along the

Isolde, should you cross paths with Master Orson, be so kind as to pass along

a polite, knowing smile. “Of course, my

a suspicious glance. How does

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