Her Graceful War Song novel Chapter 1191

Randall remained silent for quite some time. His hands were underneath the table, gripping tightly. The cold was biting, yet his palms were damp with sweat.

He knew he had to make a choice.

When he first became a warden at the Supreme Court, he had spent countless hours pondering over decisions, uncertain of what the right course of action was. In the end, it was Matthew who noticed his restless thoughts and told him not to worry.

"Focus only on what's in front of you," Matthew had said.

Since Randall didn't think about it, he didn't have any answers.

Now, faced with Rafael's piercing question, Randall stared blankly at him for a long moment. The weight of the prince's gaze left his mind in a fog.

Almost instinctively, he said, "There are soldiers in Lunvale, though I don't know how many."

"How do you know this?" Rafael asked.

After mentioning the soldiers in Lunvale, Randall's heart skipped a beat. Yet, strangely, it steadied soon after. Making a choice didn't feel as difficult as he had imagined.

With newfound calm, he continued, "I overheard talk of it in the study when we were in Valken. The room had two levels. I always stayed upstairs, reading for hours on end. Occasionally, I'd hear them talking downstairs. Though it was just one floor between us, the study was large, and much of what was said was unclear.

"But Lunvale came up several times. They also mentioned Stonebridge County, Grantham County, Fenrose County, and Larkspur County, along with other places I can't recall. Once, I overheard them speaking of sending supplies to Lunvale."

Rafael frowned.

Something didn't add up.

How could Yuvan support troops in multiple places? How vast was his power?

Raising an army wasn't as simple as opening a shop in a town. Once troops were stationed, the entire system had to be in place. Connections in the local government had to be made, and a steady supply of food, weapons, and other resources had to be ensured.

From what Rafael knew, Yuvan didn't have the strength or finances to pull that off.

Putting aside Stonebridge County and Grantham County, Fenrose County and Larkspur County were closer to Nanyara, which was at least a thousand miles away from Ebonflow. If a rebellion happened, how much support could those soldiers give Yuvan? And how many obstacles would there be along the way when sending help?

"Did they mention sending supplies anywhere else besides Lunvale?" Rafael asked.

"I couldn't really hear them," Randall replied. "But it's unlikely they'd bring up other places if they weren't important."