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FIN MONDA The gossip about her did not cease, sometimes even being voiced in her presence. Initially, Freya would step forward to defend herself, insisting that she had not been defiled, that she was still pure, and had only been beaten and disfigured. But as time went on, she ceased to explain, exhausted by the…

Rafael cast an irritated look at the entrance. It was obvious someone was eavesdropping. Even if Dylan wanted to do so, couldn’t he have hidden better? Aware of Dylan’s presence, Sophie sat down and gave Rafael a questioning look, then pointed at the door, wondering why Dylan was still there. Rafael shook his head with…

“If you want to rescue Freya,” Sophie said to Blake, “take your trusted aldes up the mountain.” By saying this, Sophie was actually preserving some dignity for both Blake and Freya. If the shame endured by the Westhaven crown prince were to be repeated on them, the things Blake would see upon going up the…

“So it was because of this prisoner that Liam hastily established the border and signed the treaty with you,” Blake said in an icy voice, his demeanor chilling to the core. Even someone as dense as him could piece together the identity of the prisoner. Liam’s desperation to make concessions, his eagerness to sign the…

He estimated that the Westhaven forces wouldn’t venture into the plains. Having traveled such a long distance, they wouldn’t dare to risk conflict with the nomadic tribes residing there, especially with soldiers in tow. As for the mountains adjacent to the plains, the route carved out by the great peaks was the retreat path of…

Besides, everyone present was a man of honor. Blake’s disdain for his ex-wife and abandonment of her was something no one could tolerate. As he and Freya had requested a marriage edict through their military achievements, however, nobody dared speak out about it. It was only when Sophie felt the beating had gone on long…

Liam glanced at Blake, but offered no response. His gaze shifted to Sophie, and a complex mix of emotions flickered in his eyes. “General Devin, may we speak privately?” he asked. Sophie, still holding her Rose Spear, nodded. “Certainly.” Liam looked at the Rose Spear with a deep sigh. “No weapons. But if you’re concerned,…

“If you were truly at ease with your actions, why did you tell us to keep it secret? You knew you were falsely claiming credit for killing civilians!” “Now, you still want to deny it? You have the gall to act, but not to take responsibility! You’re nothing compared to General Devin! You’re not even…

Liam pulled out a dagger, and she screamed, “No! Stay away from me!” He kneeled, and cut the ropes binding her. Seeing her cower in fear only fueled his rage further. To think Arthur had been humiliated by such a cowardly creature! Once the ropes were gone, he grabbed her by the hair and dragged…

Blake, noticing that the group had stopped advancing, approached Sophie. “Freya’s missing! We can’t stop here. We must continue forward!” Sophie and her friends were huddled around a small fire, their cracked lips dry and chapped. “Is there any evidence that she was among the troops withdrawing from Sandoria?” Sophie asked. “No, but she chased…