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Salvador glanced at Davis, then asked, “Do any of the other ministers have objections?”
After a brief silence, several voices spoke in agreement, “We concur
Rafael remained silent and naturally didn’t oppose. In fact, he had anticipated this happening
Over the past year, he had maintained correspondence with Dominic. The events in Fawnrun City were irreversible, those who had died could not be brought back. Dominic had already submitted a petition of apology at the time, but Salvador had not made it public, nor had he imposed any punishment.
Now, Salvador would not bring it up either, because acknowledging it would imply he had known all along. Once that information spread, especially when the Westhaven envoy arrived, it would stir trouble and only harm Starhaven’s reputation.
“Draft the edict!” Salvador said flatly.
The first edict ordered Dominic to return to the capital immediately, transferring command of Victory Pass to Wallace
The second edict ordered the arrest of Aurora, who had been responsible for negotiating the border lines and signing the treaty. She would be taken to the Ministry of Justice’s prison to await trial.
As for Barrett, Salvador didn’t mention him. No one else did either, as the fewer people involved at this stage, the better. They would wait to see the attitude of the Westhaven envoy upon their arrival and what demands they would bring
Meanwhile, Barrett stood just outside the hall, listening to the ministers as they debated inside. His heart was heavy, and fear gripped him.
Aurora was certainly unlikely to escape punishment, but what about him? He had led the raid on
Westhaven’s supply depot. He had failed to keep an eye on Aurora, who had gone on to massacre the villagers in Fawnrun City. Afterward, he had been completely unaware.
If he hadn’t known, how could Dominic have known?
In the end, it was Barrett who had dragged Dominic into this mess
