The Valkyrie Returns and Slays (Raven) novel Chapter 364

Chapter 364 Didn’t Take Commander Bradley Serious!….

Chapter 364 Didn’t Take Commander Bradley Seriously?

Miles noticed Raven’s expression and explained with a smile, “I once claimed I’d taken down over a thousand enemies, but that was just me being confused after a head injury. The real hero who achieved that was Brigadier General Fleming. “The higher–ups have already recognized his achievements and decided to hold a commendation ceremony for him. “Tomorrow morning, Commander Bradley will personally host the event. Brigadier General Fleming will introduce you to Commander Bradley, so make sure to leave a good impression.”

Miles wasn’t entirely certain that Lionel could secure the captain position for Raven, so he chose not to mention it. It was better to avoid raising her hopes only to let her down.

Raven raised an eyebrow at Miles’s words. She thought, ‘A commendation ceremony?‘

She had been wondering how to get Lionel to return what he’d stolen from Miles, and now Lionel was handing her the perfect opportunity on a silver platter.

If she didn’t take full advantage of it, she’d really be doing him a disservice.

Cassian and Hiemaly, it was said, had discovered something interesting in the Sunset Empire and didn’t return that night. Raven shooed Ken away after dark.

As for herself, she made do with an empty bed next to Miles for the night.

Morning came quickly.

Raven and Miles had just woken up when a middle–aged man in a captain’s uniform entered the ward.

“Captain Henderson, Brigadier General Fleming sent me to escort you to the commendation ceremony venue,” the man said.

Raven glanced at the wall clock, which had just struck seven, and asked calmly, “What time does it start?”

The middle–aged captain’s brows furrowed slightly at Raven’s question.

However, mindful of Miles’s higher rank, he replied patiently, “The ceremony begins at ten, but since Commander Bradley will be attending today, everyone needs to arrive early for a rehearsal to avoid wasting time.”