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His Name Carved in Her Revenge Full Episode
001
After the Vale Army reclaims Cloudstone, Prince Consort Gavin Vale—who secretly left to lead the troops in his brother's place—falls in battle and is presumed dead. He suddenly finds himself back in the Princess' manor as a soul unable to pass on, confronting Luna and confessing he lied about going to the Guardian Temple; only the Emperor and his brother knew he went to war. Luna, bitter and ready to remarry, orders preparations and plans a formal marriage to Victor Drake. Gavin’s spirit remains at her side as Luna moves forward with the wedding, raising an immediate, unresolved clash.
002
When Princess Luna declares, "Only Victor is worthy of being my Prince Consort," the court explodes. Vales family members protest that Gavin was betrayed and threaten to report any marriage talks with the Drakes to the Emperor. A scuffle breaks out and a guard named Tim is endangered while protecting others. Luna orders gifts sent to the Drakes and retreats to the Guardian Temple to pray, refusing to hear about Gavin. At the temple she tells the Head Priest to relay one line to Gavin: "My wedding is in 15 days. Have him show up on time." The episode ends on that looming deadline.
003
A brief funeral prayer opens the episode. In the palace, a man who vows to stay after marrying the princess in 15 days is confronted for missing an appearance. When someone calls him "Luna" he explodes, bans that person from his chambers, and a courtier insists she—not Victor—saved the princess at Stormgate Pass and deserves the Prince Consort title. Dinner reveals the medicinal beef stew tastes wrong and is pulled. Accusations follow that someone entered the princess's private study to cause trouble, and a servant asks, "Where is his Crimson Spear?" The spear's absence leaves a clear, unresolved threat.
004
At a high-society gathering the Princess is handed a prized military manual while nobles gossip that her husband Gavin is unworthy compared to scholar Victor Drake. Their barbs escalate until someone defends Gavin, reminding them he guards the border and shaming their scorn. Old anecdotes surface, Gavin's care during a past night exposing loyalty beneath the insults. General James Vale then arrives with his brother and bluntly announces the Princess intends to remarry, demanding she sign divorce papers. The episode ends with the Princess publicly pressured to sign, forced to make an immediate choice that will change her standing.
005
At a royal audience, James Vale, introduced earlier as crippled, demands the Princess sign a divorce to free his brother Gavin, accusing Gavin of living like a servant and suffering for her. The Princess alternates regret and refusal, resisting the Vale family's call to sever all ties. General Vale warns Gavin not to covet what isn’t his, while courtiers whisper that James’s own proposal was rejected. The argument builds toward a forced signing, but urgent news from the border interrupts the court, leaving the divorce unsettled and Gavin’s fate hanging.
006
Victor shows up unannounced at Princess Luna's residence because he felt uneasy. Minutes later Luna is summoned by His Majesty over an ambush at the border: the Vale Army's commander was injured and Matthew Vale is expected to lead reinforcements. In the meeting Luna reveals that Matthew only fronted; she was the true commander of the recent operation. His Majesty forbids her to go and orders her to stay in the capital. Back home, court members ask why she hasn't visited Gavin's temple; Luna says she despises him and would feel nothing if he died, leaving that grievance unresolved.
007
His Majesty suddenly summons Luna and tells her, "when he is back, I'll grant you two a divorce," leaving Luna muted while courtiers urge her to proceed with the planned marriage. A memory of the wedding follows: vows, a sachet containing a lock of hair given to the Prince Consort - later revealed to have come from a beggar, undercutting past affection. Outside, people climb Mount Eastor, kneeling up the 10,000 steps to pray for a son lost to war. They recall a man who knelt nine times for his beloved and name him: Gavin Vale. His fate remains unresolved.
008
After a flashback recalls an ambush five years ago—Victor risked his life to rescue the survivor while Gavin only made mistakes—the group reaches the city gate and sees the Prince Consort distributing aid under the Princess' Manor banner. A bystander accuses him of using "my money," but someone corrects that he used his own funds. The Vale Army prepares to leave for a dangerous border. 671 retired Vale soldiers petition to re-enlist. Matt Vale praises their loyalty, vows to defend Caldor, and is recognized. Someone asks, "Then who is the commander at the border?"
009
At a royal audience Matteo Vale is pressed about the commander at the border and denies it, saying his cousin leads the force. He fears that if word of a battlefield death reaches Princess Luna she’ll learn he enlisted under a false name and blame the Vales. Luna, uneasy about her upcoming wedding to Victor, is further unsettled by Gavin’s absence as advisers urge her to accept fate. The Vale Army returns in a triumphant, larger procession; their arrival now risks exposing Matteo’s secret and forces an immediate, unresolved choice for Luna.
010
After the Vale Army's triumphant return, the celebration collapses when guards arrest Luna Somers for defying an imperial decree and forcefully strip her before the court. A report follows: nearly 50,000 enemies killed, 28,000 Vale casualties, Tobias Fyre beheaded—and General Gavin Vale announced as slain. The ruler angrily warns of punishment for deception. The key turn arrives when soldiers lower a wounded, living Gavin at the Guardian Temple and declare, "We've brought General Gavin Vale home!" The court reels as the monarch faces the immediate contradiction and must decide how to respond.