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An Understated Dominance (Maria Vittori) novel Chapter 1783

“Your Highness suggests we root out the traitor?” Jaxon inquired.

“No, exposing the traitor and tracking the killer is Albert’s task. Your mission is even more critical,” Eloise said with seriousness.

She went on, “These years, the situation in West Lucozia has been unstable. With His Highness gone, the castle is vulnerable.

“I’ve gathered you, the Draken Guardians, to protect the castle. Whoever dares to plot against it, eliminate them without mercy!”

“I understand!” Jaxon replied. In times of crisis, extraordinary measures were necessary. With the prince gone, the castle faced imminent challenges.

“General Steele, you were a trusted aide to His Highness and are a pillar of our castle. It’s up to you now,” Eloise said solemnly.

“I am willing to sacrifice everything to safeguard the castle,” Jaxon declared, fully aware of his responsibility.

The prince’s assassination placed the blame squarely on him as the captain of the royal guards. Were it not for the castle’s current staffing requirements, he would undoubtedly have sought redemption through his own sacrifice.

“General Steele, I’ve sealed the news. His Highness’s death is known to only a few. Be vigilant. Most people offering condolences are likely to have ill intentions.

“Apprehend anyone acting suspiciously,” Eloise commanded once more.

“I understand.” Jaxon nodded. The news of the prince’s demise would inevitably spread, and those with malicious motives would soon approach.

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