Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 930

Chapter 930

In the royal study, Salvador took a sip of his coffee and looked up at Rafael.

“I wasn’t aware the SuprCourt was Investigating this case along with the Ministry of Justice. Did | issue such

an order? Or is it that after your investigation into Eleanor rebellion went nowhere, you're now trying to help the

Ministry of Justice with their case out of the kindness of your heart?”

Salvador’s words carried a note of questioning, tinged with displeasure.

With the usual “understanding” between them, Rafael would normally be expected to confess to a fault, kneel,

and then withdraw to maintain the appearance of harmony between the king and his brother.

So, Salvador resumed drinking his coffee slowly after he spoke, waiting for Rafael to kneel and make an apology.

Deep down, he was accustomed to his brother's silent endurance and deferential nature.

But this time, Rafael didn’t kneel to apologize. Instead, he stood tall and replied, “Your Majesty, Commander

Warren was the commanding general of the Fawnrun City operation back then. He can’t possibly be uninvolved

in everything that happened there.”

Salvador froze for a moment, then slammed his cup down heavily onto the desk. Derek, standing nearby, hastily

dropped to his knees in alarm.

Salvador’s voice darkened with more anger as he spoke, “You were once the marshal who recaptured the

Southern Frontier. | ask you-after such a massive catastrophe, if Commander Warren is held accountable, will

General Sullivan be allowed to escape punishment? After all, he is a Grand General and leader of the troops at

Victory Pass.

Meeting the king's gaze with a calm but firm expression, Rafael responded curtly, “No, he can't.”

Salvador’s voice grew sharp, saying, “Then, why drag another person into this? You must understand that before

Westhaven'’s envoy inquired into this matter, | had no intention of bringing it up, let alone punishing General

Sullivan and Aurora.

“Everything we're doing now is just to appease Westhaven. | know you don’t like Commander Warren. He was

once married to your wife, so | can understand your resentment. But as a prince and an official of Starhaven, you

should be thinking about the greater good. You shouldn't be using this as an opportunity to step on someone you

hate, even to the point of confronting me. You've truly disappointed me.”

Rafael stood his ground, not bowing or shrinking back.

“Your Majesty, this has nothing to do with personal grudges. When Commander Warren led the troops to Fawnrun

City, General Sullivan was severely injured and on his deathbed. As the Grand General of Victory Pass, it’s true

that he must bear responsibility for failing to prevent the massacre of civilians.

“But if Commander Warren hadn't been involved, the blwould have fallen solely on General Sullivan for

making poor decisions and choosing the wrong people. Westhaven will seize on this and force us to kill General

Sullivan to placate their anger.”

Salvador’s gaze darkened with intensity. “Then, he truly chose the wrong person. He wasn’t unjustly accused.”

“He was,” Rafael countered. “General Sullivan didn’t make a mistake in choosing Commander Warren, who did

burn the supply depot and complete his mission. The real mistake was Aurora’s, someone Commander Warren

brought along. She wasn’t even one of the soldiers stationed at Victory Pass.

“Even if it was General Sullivan’s command to send Commander Warren to Fawnrun City, Aurora was one of

Commander Warren's subordinates. He didn’t have to bring her along. | believe Commander Warren and Aurora

had already formed a bond on the battlefield, and he wanted to give her a chance to prove herself. That's why

he

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brought her along. That is also why Commander Warren is responsible for much of this.”

Salvador sat frozen, his anger rising to the point of speechlessness. It took him a long tto speak, and when

he did, his voice was sharp with fury

“I have my judgment on who's responsible for what,” he said. “This is not a matter for you to interfere with

You've overstepped. As for your assumptions, those are nothing more than your personal thoughts, not the

truth.”

Rafael was unfazed. “That's why | had the of Justice bring Commander Warren in for questioning. If he

didn’t have personal feelings for Aurora and wasn’t the one who chose to take her to Fawnrun City, then the

truth will be clear once the Ministry of Justice questions him, right?”

“You're making a fuss for no reason,” Salvador snapped. “Once Commander Warren enters the Ministry of Justice

and gives his statement, he will be implicated.”

Rafael held his ground and replied slowly, “See, you already know he’s involved, Your Majesty. If you already

know, how can the outside world not? There are many soldiers at Victory Pass, so how can the common people

not know? Westhaven has been plotting this for so long-don’t you think they know? If they do, it won't just be a

matter of simply questioning a few people to appease the situation.”

Salvador narrowed his eyes, his anger flaring dangerously. “Rafael Sanford!”

Derek, still kneeling on the ground, hastily called out, “Your Majesty, please calm down!”