The envoy wasted no time. After receiving Kenji's letter and confirming that both Camelot Emperor and Duke Anos shared the same stance, he hastily took his leave and departed from the Spring Peace Palace.
Kenji had no intention of hiding this from Pluvia. The movement of the Great Western Kingdom's envoys in the imperial court was no secret—the palace belonged to the Emperor, who monitored every entry and exit.
Yet the envoy's urgency made it clear: delay was unbearable. Each passing moment weighed on his mind like a torment. Kenji thus drafted the letter immediately and personally reported to Pluvia's study.
She understood his actions, given that he now oversaw all western border affairs.
"Oh, take this. Use it to command the Red Kite Army."
Pluvia said, retrieving a black token engraved with golden patterns from a drawer beneath her desk and handing it to him.
