The Swordswoman's Revenge Story after Rebirth

The Swordswoman’s Revenge Story after Rebirth

Chapter 323 Farewell

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Isolde quickly expressed her gratitude. Sadic looked at her warmly and said, “No need to be so formal. When my wedding comes. I’ll be using her too, so I figured I might as well arrange it now.”

Esme chuckled. “Sadie, your time is coming soon.”

“A young lady speaking of her own marriage without the slightest bit of shyness,” Aveline teased with a smile.

“What’s there to be shy about? It’s a joyous occasion.” Sallic stepped closer, studying Isolde carefully. “Your skin is so smooth–applying makeup later will be a breeze.”

The makeup artist approached to greet Isolde. She appeared to be in her early thirties, with flawless skin, a neatly coiled bun, and a bright red outfit that exuded festivity.

“I appreciate your help,” Isolde said with a respectful bow.

The woman smiled. “You’re so down–to–earth.”

The preparations began–makeup, the elaborate wedding attire, the intricate hairstyle. The phoenix crown was set aside for now, to be placed on her head only after the formal ceremonies. The entire process took over an hour.

Outside, the sound of firecrackers echoed. The auspicious hour had arrived—it was time to pay respects to

the ancestors.

Ryker entered and quietly reported to Esme, “Everything at the ancestral hall is set. We’re just waiting for Lady Isolde to arrive.”

Esme nodded. “Alright, let’s get moving. Has the snow stopped?”

Ryker exhaled, his breath misting in the cold air. “No, it’s coming down even harder. The ground is covered, so everyone will need to tread carefully–it’s slippery.” ·

“Understood.”

Ryker turned to leave but then hesitated. Lowering his voice, he added, “Just now, someone from the old madam’s quarters came by. They said Lady Isolde should go there first to pay her respects.”

“Of course, she must greet Natasha. But first, the ancestral hall. There’s no rush,” Esme replied.

Ryker shook his head. “No, it’s not Natasha. It’s Prudence.”

Esme froze for a moment–she had almost forgotten that woman still existed.

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Her lips curled into a cold smile. “Why? Is she expecting Lady Isolde to bow and thank her for not killing her? If it weren’t for Lady Isolde’s sheer luck, she would have died when she was pushed off that cliff outside the city.”

Ryker exhaled sharply. “That’s exactly it. But the servants say Prudence somehow got hold of a dagger. She swore that if Lady Isolde doesn’t come to kneel before her, she’ll curse her–swear that she’ll take her own life and leave behind bad luck for the wedding.”

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turned to Ryker. “You handle Lady Isolde’s ceremony. I’ll deal with Prudence

“Understood.”

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strode out with purpose. She knew Prudence had reached the point of desperation–so bitter that she had abandoned even her own

could get away with this today?

saw Esme, she immediately lowered her head. “Esme, the dagger was originally placed on the cabinet–it was just for peeling fruit. I don’t know how Prudence

cabinet. It was low, easy to reach. But Prudence could barely walk–if she had gone to such lengths to seize the blade herself,

servant away.

up to the bed.

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there, gripping the dagger so tightly that her knuckles were white. She pressed the cold

voice was hoarse, laced

the ancestors first. Or do you really think she should

for a response, Esme turned and flung

icy wind swept through the room, instantly stealing its

to the bed, grabbed the blankets, and yanked them

hasn’t it been changed?” she

you want. But even if I die today, I won’t

ridiculous thing to say on such a joyous day. Besides, with Sadie here, you won’t

harder as another wave of icy air

properly. Since I have some time before Lady

rolled up her sleeves

away. The movement kept her warm, but

on itself,

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clutching the

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old woman. Even

but Prudence had passed out from the cold. Her face had turned a ghastly shade of purple, but

She won’t last much

the dagger from Prudence’s grip, then gently covered her with the discarded blankets. She looked down at the frail, shivering woman, shaking her

worst kind of punishment–wanting to fight but having no strength left.

she left

bows. She