Her Graceful War Song novel Chapter 1640

As Carissa and Melanie were leaving, Victoria sent Keith to escort them out of Serenity Palace.

Carissa took the opportunity to slip him a letter. "Would you be so kind as to pass this along to Her Majesty?"

Keith blinked in surprise. "Why did you not hand it to Her Majesty herself just now, Lady Sinclair?"

Supporting her mother gently, Carissa replied, "It's merely a note of thanks. I'm not good with words, so I thought it best to write it down."

Keith chuckled. "I see. Very well. I shall see it delivered."

That very afternoon, Carissa set out for Victory Pass, taking Travis and Lulu along with her. Before departing, she also sent letters to Violet, Bun, and Cynthia, asking them to travel to Victory Pass as well. They all had to arrive before the city's defenses were tested by war.

As for the letter to Victoria, it held no words of gratitude at all.

Instead, Carissa wrote to inform the queen dowager that Winona, who had long wandered abroad, had returned with troubling news. Westhaven's factions were tearing themselves apart, and were likely to seize upon the conflict between the two kingdoms to further their schemes.

Though Victoria typically refrained from meddling in affairs of the kingdom, this matter was far from trivial. If she believed it, she would surely speak to the king. Salvador respected and trusted Victoria deeply, and he would dispatch carrier pigeons to his spies stationed in Westhaven without delay to investigate.

If reinforcements could be sent to Victory Pass sooner than in Carissa's previous life, then the battle need not be so desperate. Fewer soldiers would have to give their lives.

When Carissa and her companions finally arrived at Victory Pass, tensions between the two kingdoms had already begun to flare, though no full assault had yet been launched.

The Sullivan family was naturally glad to see her, but when they thought of Carissa's father and brothers' sacrifice, they couldn't help feeling sad. They asked about how things were at home, and while they were told everything was fine, no one truly believed it could be.

Carissa wept more than once, partly when speaking of her late father and brothers, but also when she saw with her own eyes that her third and seventh uncles were alive and well. And her grandparents were also still in good health.

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