The Valkyrie Returns and Slays (Raven)

Chapter 348

Chapter 348 A Battlefield

Shawn's face fell at Raven's words, which he took as a grave insult. The lingering pain in his neck clenched his jaw, suppressing any retort.

Observing his silence, Raven decided he could still be helpful and took no further action. Her voice was cold and commanding as she said, "Three days. Find my brother's Starcard and bring me two more drops of the Water of Life. Now, get out of my sight."

Shawn's fists clenched, frustration simmering just below the surface. He couldn't deny Raven had outmaneuvered him, and he bore some responsibility for the outcome.

He hesitated momentarily, then signaled the others at the Indigo Training Ground to follow as he quickly departed. No one dared to stay behind, and two of them dragged the body of the man Raven had killed with a single silver needle. Raven, ignoring the onlookers, quickly called up Hugmuinn and got Lola's detailed profile moments later.

calm before a volcano erupts. She was still absorbing this revelation when Shawn's message buzzed on her

message. Noticing their worried expressions, she offered a faint smile. "I wasn't planning on dealing with the Sunset Empire immediately," she said, "but our

alarm suddenly shrieked, followed by

questioning look and silently asking for her decision. "Let's go down and look," Raven said, her voice steady as she

descended to about 110 feet, the battlefield came into view, revealing hundreds of soldiers from Vyrdenia and the Sunset Empire locked in a fierce battle. Each side took cover and sought any opportunity to fire upon the other.

down near the Vyrdenian battlefront, a frantic soldier rushed from the rear lines to a grizzled veteran commander in his sixties. "Captain," he pleaded,

junior colonel, was soaked in blood. Closer inspection revealed two bullet wounds: one in his left shoulder, the other in his left side,

the dirt ridge. "Captain," the soldier urged desperately, "if we withdraw now, we can regroup and fight another day! If

the enemy soldier behind the ridge cried out, clutching his arm. Only then did the veteran