The Valkyrie Returns and Slays (Raven)

Chapter 358

Raven's voice was cold and sharp. The crowd immediately turned toward her.

Under their gaze, Raven, walking beside the hospital bed, had somehow stopped without anyone noticing. Her eyes locked onto the nurse, cold and unfathomable.

The surrounding medical staff felt the oppressive weight of her presence and instinctively held their breath.

The nurse, meeting Raven's gaze, unconsciously took two steps back. But then, her eyes flicked to Raver's civilian clothes, and a mocking smile appeared. "And who do you think you are?

"Did I say something wrong? Captain Henderson is a regular at the hospital. I've never seen him win any major battles, and his kill count barely scrapes into double digits. If that's not trash, then what is?"

The soldiers under Miles's command trembled with barely restrained fury. True, they hadn't won many battles. On the contrary, they had suffered devastating losses over time.

fought against enemies who outnumbered them at least two to one. They had protested countless times about the unfair missions handed down to them, but the only response they ever received was," As soldiers, your duty is

if it were a battle between evenly matched people, with Miles's strength and wisdom, they would almost be able to

loyalty to the nation, was nothing more than a "sympathy-seeking failure" who used his

and the bitterness of seeing Miles's sacrifices

But before anyone could react, Damian's voice erupted like a thunderclap, shaking everyone to their core, "Do you think our Commander's record is as pathetic as you make it out to be? "Use your brain for once and think, you

a show, wouldn't it be easier for him to cozy up to the higher-ups, sipping tea and chatting, instead of risking his life on the battlefield? But how many times have you seen him injured to

make this clear for you! Just an hour ago, his kill count

your so-called Brigadier-General

room plunged into an eerie stillness. In that moment, nearly everyone turned to look at Damian, their gazes

them. It's not just Miles.

it'