Her Graceful War Song (Carissa Sinclair) novel Chapter 844

Carissa turned and leaped to the opposite side of the bridge before running on the water's surface with her Lightfoot Skill, desperately searching for Amelia. However, the dark surface of the river offered no sign of the woman.

The onlookers were stunned, especially the four members of the Warren family. They couldn't believe that Amelia had actually jumped. Benjamin, in particular, knew his wife's character all too well. She was incredibly timid—she wouldn't even dare to wet her feet, let alone leap into a river.

When he arrived, he only focused on the crowd, how alarmed Carissa was, and how the Capital Guard was also present. He felt embarrassed, which was why he had shouted at Amelia. He had never considered the possibility that she would actually jump.

He knew she was a timid woman—so, why was she brave now?

All she had to do was care for Rebecca and manage the household. What made her think she was so unfortunate compared to other women?

Despite being consumed by shock, Carissa followed the current downstream while Violet ran along the riverbank. With how dangerous the water was, timing was crucial for a rescue.

Barrett snapped back to reality a little too late. He jumped down to the riverbank and chased after Violet, but she was already far ahead. At that moment, he finally understood the difference between himself and Carissa and Violet. They acted without hesitation when a person's life was on the line and could respond in the quickest way possible.

Just then, Carissa spotted Amelia.

Her head was bobbing up and down in the water, and the current was pulling her under. Using the flow to her advantage, Carissa kicked off a few times to gain speed and landed in front of Amelia. The icy water crashed against her, but she managed to wrap her arms around the other woman.

However, holding on to Amelia meant Carissa couldn't use her Lightfoot Skill to lift them both out of the water. The current was too strong, and Carissa needed to steady herself first.

Violet quickly tore strips from her cloak as she ran. She tied them together, then picked up a small stone to secure the end and tossed it towards her friend. The current pushed the cloak strips down, but Carissa held Amelia with one arm and grabbed the strips with the other, finally finding her balance.

She called out to Violet, "Hold tight!"

Violet immediately tightened her grip on the other end. Carissa used the leverage to push herself out of the raging current, her toes skimming the water's surface. With a quick flip, they landed safely on the riverbank.

Carissa set her former sister-in-law down as Violet rushed forward to them. She struck a few places along Amelia's chest, but the latter remained unresponsive.

Sitting cross-legged, Carissa asked Violet to support her as she focused on pushing her inner force into Amelia. At the same time, Violet continued to strike the places on Amelia's chest. After a long moment, they finally heard a cough from Amelia, who then expelled a considerable amount of water.