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The woman grew increasingly disappointed as she spoke. A year ago, it was such a wonderful opportunity. She knew her sworn brother's character very well; he was honest, reliable, and a man of his word. He never went back on his promises. In retrospect, her sworn brother had indeed fulfilled the promise he made to his collaborator.

Moreover, even if one finds her untrustworthy, her father's prestige is trustworthy.

Several of her sworn brother's important generals were promoted by his father while he was alive, and the Hamanthus family controlled several economic lifelines in Vika Town.

If Sakje listens to her and really sends troops, with the legacy left by her father and the geographical advantage of Tuli Town, Vika Town will definitely be her husband's!

However, Sakje hesitated and became suspicious after receiving the letter, feeling that there was a trap involved. In the end, he did not take any action and missed a good opportunity, giving away the town of Vika that he had just acquired!

When the results came out, the woman was furious. What angered her most was not that her husband had lost such a good opportunity, the chance to control an extra town for free, but that she was worried about her husband's future.

Sakje's dual strength was not outstanding among the rulers of the Nine Towns; he was considered a low-level cultivator, only at the early stage of the Vanpi realm.

The reason why Tuli Town is still at peace is twofold: firstly, because of its strategic location, which makes it easy to defend and difficult to attack; and secondly, because of the prestige of the Hamanthus family and the deceased father.

Thirdly, the other eight towns are currently engaged in fierce internal strife and cannot spare the resources to deal with Tuli Town. However, if they wait until one day, the other eight towns cultivate a Gu King and then launch an attack on Tuli Town, what will happen then?

How long will the legacy left by her father be of any use then?

Thinking of this, the woman's voice softened slightly. She looked at Sarkozy, feeling she had to persuade her husband to take Levi's threat seriously. She said, "Husband, we can't treat others like fools. Time is the biggest variable. If we give this person a year or two to grow, who knows what will happen? When faced with a threat, what we need to do is eliminate it immediately, not let it run rampant! Husband, what you're doing..."

"Stop talking!" Sakjee suddenly interrupted him coldly, glaring at the woman with indifference and disgust on his face: "In the end, you just don't trust me, you look down on me! You feel that marrying me is beneath you, you feel that I, as your husband, make you lose face, you feel that all the choices I've made have been wrong!"

The woman was stunned; she hadn't expected such a response from Sakje after her words of persuasion.

"I have never looked down on my husband."

"Shut up!" The woman was about to explain when Sakje coldly interrupted her again. "Don't I know you? You've never considered my feelings! A year ago, you persuaded me to send troops to Vika Town. I hesitated, and afterwards you complained that I missed the opportunity, losing the chance to control another town. But did you ever consider that success and failure are intertwined? Back then, I risked my life if I had sent troops. You only thought about the benefits of success; did you ever think about my life? I think you were just doing it for your own face! You wanted your husband to have something to boast about. So when you persuaded me to send troops to Vika Town, you didn't consider my feelings at all. You were only thinking about your own ambition and face. You're not on my side at all!"

These words left the woman stunned for a long time. She stared at her husband in disbelief at the look of disgust on his face.

"So this is how my husband sees me?" The woman suddenly felt very tired. She lowered her eyes expressionlessly, her voice devoid of any emotion. A year ago, she persuaded Sakje to join the army, hoping that she would be stronger so that she could protect herself in the future chaos of the Nine Towns War.

But now, in Sakjee's words, it has become that she disregarded his life and safety, and made her husband send troops for her own face and ambition.

The woman suddenly felt ridiculous.

"Don't pretend you're wronged. Of course you're that kind of person!" Sakjee looked coldly at the woman. "Because you've never been on my side, because we've never been a real couple. I absolutely don't believe you'd ever consider my feelings!"

"So that's what my husband cares about, that's why he thinks of me like this..." The woman gave a bitter laugh. She was the eldest daughter of the Hamanthus family.

The women of the Hamanthus family exhibit a peculiar phenomenon, which can be traced back to a king they once served, a king who worshipped a goddess who controlled nature and the moon.

In the royal covenant, the king blessed the women of the Hamanthus family with the gifts of nature and the moon.

This blessing will cause a moon-like radiance to naturally grow in the lower abdomen of the Hamanthu woman, ensuring her good health and longevity.

Of course, there are also negative effects. Before the moon essence in the dantian is fully formed, a woman cannot have sex with anyone. She can only have sex with someone else after the moon essence is fully formed.

Otherwise, if the marriage is forced, it will destroy the moonlight and severely damage the woman's health.

Secondly, it cannot be forced, because the Hamanthu women are protected by the power of the King's Covenant before the moonlight takes shape.

Especially for a legitimate daughter of the Hamanthus family like her, with her noble bloodline, the protection of the King's power is even stronger, and ordinary people simply cannot get close to her.

Therefore, although the woman married Sakje three years ago, the moon essence in her dantian has not yet taken shape, so the two have not actually consummated their marriage. This is why Sakje said earlier that the two are not a real couple.

"I'm thinking of my husband, but he doesn't believe me. It turns out it's all because of this." The woman looked down at her abdomen. In her dantian, a white moon was almost fully formed, only missing a corner.

"Sakje, the moon within me will be fully formed in about twenty days. At that time, I will make you believe that I, Panya Hamanthu, am of one heart with you." This woman, with her dignified and noble appearance, stood rooted to the spot and spoke each word clearly, "I have never looked down on my husband. If I, Panya, marry one man, I will think of him for all eternity. If I have any disloyalty, may all kings and gods forever despise me!"

After saying her last words, the woman turned and left.

Sakje didn't chase after her; his eyes held a hint of surprise. He had understood the woman's earlier unrelated remark: in just over twenty days, the moon-like flower in his wife's womb would be formed, and then he could…

Thinking of this, Sakje felt a surge of excitement. Compared to the vulgar dancers he had just seen, Pania was a beauty as radiant as the moon, especially for her dignified and noble demeanor.

After much thought, Sakjee realized that the only woman who could compare to his wife in appearance was that country girl from a few years ago. However, that woman possessed a bewitching beauty, while his wife was dignified and noble—two completely different styles.

"Ah, what a pity. I was rejected when I proposed a few years ago. If it weren't for the powerful backer behind Naraka, I would have snatched her away long ago." Sakje felt that if he could have both a glamorous beauty and a dignified and noble beauty at the same time, he would have no regrets in his life.

However, one should not be greedy. Fortunately, in just over twenty days, Pania will truly become his wife.

Having one of two stunning beauties would be quite nice.

Moreover, his wife's status was far more distinguished than that of the country woman!