The Valkyrie Returns and Slays (Raven) novel Chapter 216

Chapter 216 Trash

The Sirius Pack members all felt speechless.

They had heard that the previous emperor’s only two sons were useless, but now they were certain that not only was Benson a good–for–nothing, but Emperor Grant also fully deserved the title of incompetent and fatuous.

Not only the members of the Sirius Pack, but Lorne’s expression was also extremely complicated.

He really wanted to ask Emperor Grant where his confidence came from.

However, Emperor Grant was the rightful ruler of Vyrdenia, so he couldn’t say such a thing no matter what.

Seeing that Lorne didn’t say anything, Emperor Grant continued earnestly, “General Drakon, the reason I agreed to your strong recommendation for her to be the general was that I wanted you to learn a lesson. You need to understand that no matter how much you appreciate a person, you can’t put them on too high a pedestal. Otherwise, they will become arrogant and ultimately harm themselves!”

Upon hearing this, Lorne knew that it was useless to explain how capable and accomplished Raven was.

Finally, he just sighed, “Your Majesty, regardless of what anyone says, General Valor’s contributions to Vyrdenia over the years are there for all to see. If you insist on imprisoning her, I’m afraid it will dishearten the members of the military!” Emperor Grant was silent for a moment after hearing Lorne’s painstaking words before he spoke. “She dared to treat the soldiers I invited from the Sunset Empire this way. If I let her off easily, how can I answer to the guests of the Sunset Empire?”

“She dared to treat the soldiers I invited from the Sunset Empire t: is way. If I let her off easily, how can I answer to the guests of the Sunset Empire?”

The members of the Sirius Pack couldn’t help but frown when they heard Emperor Grant refer to them as guests again and again.

On the outer battlefield, they had never retreated, no matter how dangerous it was.

Even in the face of death, they vowed to defend their homeland.

They watched their comrades die in battle, and though grieved, they never regretted it.