No sooner has Rozemyne’s fourth year at the Royal Academy begun than she ends up somewhere unexpected. How will the saint respond when an incident in Ahrensbach leaves everyone else feeling defeated?
Generally yes, for this specific case however, it does not matter. Hortensia is supposedly too ill to travel and resting in her room. In that situation it doesn’t matter for which of the three possible reasons the ordonnanz can’t be sent, because all three would be equally incriminating. Anyone who tried to send her an ordonnanz, but couldn’t would instantly know that something is very wrong here and that Raublut lied to the academy staff and the royal family.
Generally yes, for this specific case however, it does not matter. Hortensia is supposedly too ill to travel and resting in her room. In that situation it doesn’t matter for which of the three possible reasons the ordonnanz can’t be sent, because all three would be equally incriminating. Anyone who tried to send her an ordonnanz, but couldn’t would instantly know that something is very wrong here and that Raublut lied to the academy staff and the royal family.