Married to the Devil's Son novel Chapter 287

Chapter 287: 164

Heaven went to see general Kian as soon as she left her father. General Kian was busy planning the war and was having a discussion with other men when she found him. In the middle of his speech, he took notice of her and excused himself to come and see her. He approached her with a big smile.

"Your Highness, I am glad to see you." He really seemed happy to see her.

"Thank you. How have you been?" she asked.

"I am better now that you are here, Your Highness," he said.

Heaven got the impression that he liked her. She hoped not, because she liked him very much. Despite his young age, he acted maturely and was forward-thinking. He was also supportive of her and she didn't want to lose him as a good man by her side because of unreturned feelings.

"You are very kind." She smiled.

"I hope you are not forcing yourself to be here. You still look unwell," he told her with concern.

"I am fine," she said, but just then she felt a little dizziness and nausea.

General Kian was quick to notice. He grabbed a chair and told her to sit down.

Heaven sat down carefully. What was happening to her? She had just been fine.

"Your Highness. I know you want to help and I know you want to become a general. I am sure you will succeed one day but you need to take care of your health first."

Heaven gave him a reassuring smile. "Being in my room all the time just makes me feel sicker. I want to do something to feel better," she told him.

He looked at her for a long while, then nodded.

"Alright. I am curious to see what you come up with," he said.

He showed her a map of the battlefield with his plans sketched on it. "What do you think?" he asked.

Oh, Heaven loved him. None of the other generals och commanders would ever ask for her opinion about war or anything.

Heaven took a closer look at the map and he explained to her what he meant with the different sketches and gave her more details about his plan. She wasn't an expert, but from what she saw and understood, it was a good plan. Except there were a few things that she found concerning.

She didn't know how to point it out without offending him, so she decided to make it a question instead.

"The archers that are hiding here, how will they shoot their arrows?"

He nodded knowingly. "I know. This part needs more work. To shoot arrows from this long distance won't be effective, but this is the only place they can hide. Maybe they can hide here until the army arrives and then run out and attack."

He looked at her, curious about her opinion.

Heaven was thoughtful, but she couldn't come up with a good answer yet. "I am not sure. I need to think about it."

General Kian stood up and went to his desk. He opened a drawer and took out another map. He handed it to her.

"Here. You can sketch here if you come up with something," he said.

She took the map from him, "thank you. I don't know if His Majesty told you yet but I'll be participating in the war."

General Kian frowned, "His Majesty told me but if I may step out of line, you don't look alright Your Highness."

Heaven wanted to curse. Her appearance was making things difficult for her. "I am recovering fast. I will be fine when it is time to leave."

He nodded, "I hope so."

When she left the room, she heard a few soldiers speaking behind her back. "General Kian. We can't have a woman follow us to war. It is a bad omen," she heard someone say.

She stopped to listen.

"Here," General Kian spoke. He probably handed the soldier something. "She will come back with a plan. If you come up with a better plan than hers, then she won't come with us."

"But general..."

"End of discussion!" General Kian said in an authoritative voice. She had never heard him speak like that before. He sounded intimidating, and she could imagine the soldier bowing and retreating.

"Now Heaven would have to come up with a good plan to participate in the war and she didn't want to disappoint General Kian, who believed in her."

Determined, she went back to her room, ready to go through her books and notes of everything she had learned and create a plan. She would also have to eat and make sure she looked better before leaving for war.

When she came back to her room, she found Gina sitting on her bed and waiting for her.

"Oh Gina. I am glad you are here. I might need your help," Heaven said.

"What does the future Queen need?" said her friend, standing up.

Heaven went to the table and opened the map. "I need to plan a war."

"I know nothing about planning a war," Gina said.

"I know. I'll do the planning. I just need fresh eyes to go through it once I am done and a different perspective. You might see things I don't."

"Alright."