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Well, of course, when you have the entire Marghelian army at your disposal, it's much easier. Erefir didn't expect that Mellis would have so many free hands, but it was... Indeed, convenient. Simple. Very simple. What just happened, and why did all these episodes flash by like harpies past Eclipse? Seriously?
The girl managed to offer Carnel assistance in the capture, but one governor knew, he eventually agreed, or he was too preoccupied with enthusiasm, one thing was clear: the redhead wouldn't be able to add "saving the princess" to her knightly to-do list. And also... She had to pray that, due to the commotion, the information wouldn't become public knowledge, tarnishing the honor of Milady. This was perhaps the most serious downside of the governor's approach.
In one way or another, the Nozenrotha waits/learns about/sees with her own eyes that the princess has been saved, and again, if possible (because I don't understand the details of where everyone was all this time), she thanks the governor for his promptness.
The governor agreed to use Carnel as one of many squads in this operation, but in the end, "glory" went to someone else. It was clear that Draco Mellis's primary task was to save the princess, and everything else was considered secondary in comparison, especially since he needed to involve many people who were engaged in completely different work to achieve this result. But be that as it may, the job was done, and the next day arrived.