Her Majestic Battle Cry-Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 1015
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Chapter 1015

Yuvan returned to the study. Wayne set down the scroll he was reading and rose. “Your Highness, why did Violet come? Has Lady Molly spoken to her?”

Yuvan’s voice was laced with disdain. “She’s a fool. She’s secretly associating with Jessica and even went against Carissa to help her.”

Wayne shook his head. “Your Highness, marrying her was a mistake. She has no standing in the Spencer family. Even the family head refuses to engage with you on her behalf. She’s utterly useless.”

“How was I supposed to know she was this stupid?” Yuvan muttered, sitting down. His eyes narrowed dangerously.

“Violet is a hundred times better. When she came today and slapped Molly, she warned her and left—sharp, decisive, and without hesitation. Watching her, I deeply regret not marrying her. I would have gained the Spencer family’s full support and an invaluable ally. She would be worth more than many others.”

“Your Highness, we’re surrounded by enemies. You must tread carefully and avoid provoking anyone from the Hell Monarch Estate for now,” Wayne said cautiously.

Yuvan was lost in thought, consumed by his plans. “Molly is useless. She should step aside and let someone more capable take her place.”

Wayne was startled. “Your Highness, you can’t possibly mean… That’s unthinkable! Violet is a wild mare, impossible to tame. She’s a force of nature, not someone you can control.”

“Wayne, I have no choice. Without Eleanor, progress in the capital is increasingly difficult. Molly is useless, and Fiona isn’t my primary wife, so the capital’s noble ladies won’t associate with her. But Violet has connections here and is close friends with Carissa. If I marry Violet, Carissa would likely turn a blind eye to our actions.”

Wayne shook his head. “Your Highness, you’re oversimplifying. The same strategy yields vastly different outcomes depending on the people involved. If your heart is unsettled, you’ll only become impatient and rash. Calm down and look for a better way forward. Otherwise, you might as well give up.”

Yuvan’s voice rose in frustration. “I can’t give up! I’ve worked for years to get here! How could I just walk away?!” He took deep breaths to steady himself.

Chapter 3015

“You’re right. I’ve been too hasty. But I can’t figure out the king. He never seems to suspect me. His gaze never changes. This man’s thoughts run too deep. I’ve truly underestimated him.”

Yuvan knew Salvador suspected him and hadn't hidden his spies. Yet, their interactions remained unchanged. Salvador’s inaction created unease.

Yuvan lacked soldiers, and the Spencer family remained evasive about warhorses and weapons. The capital's forces were shattered, Eleanor was useless, and his plans had failed. The continuous loss of men and resources had drained his patience.

And then there was Rafael.

“I have no choice. Even if I’m not aiming for anything grand, I still need to protect myself.” Yuvan sighed, frustration clouding his features, yet a sharp glint remained in his eyes.

“The Spencer family dotes on Violet. I need her submission, willingly or not. Once she loses her innocence, she’ll have no choice but to follow me. I’ll make her my princess consort and will never mistreat her.”

Wayne shook his head and sighed. “Your Highness, I disagree. Violet is no ordinary woman. She has the backing of the Spencer family, the Inferno Guild, and the Hell Monarch’s household. She won’t be constrained by societal norms.

If you handle this poorly, you’ll not only fail to gain the Spencer family’s support but also make enemies. The Hell Monarch likely knows about our dealings, even without proof. If you harm Violet, the combined wrath of the Spencer family and the Hell Monarch’s household will be insurmountable.”

“Then what do you propose? If we don’t do this, how can we turn things around?” Yuvan asked impatiently.

Wayne thought for a moment. “We should focus on Marshal Prince at the Southern Frontier. Controlling a portion of his forces will dramatically increase our chances of victory.

As for Westhaven, we haven’t lost as long as King Edmund is on the throne. You’ve always said to take things slowly and wait for the right moment. You’ve missed several opportunities already. Compared to when we first discussed the Southern Frontier, our chances are now much lower. Why rush now?”

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