Lord Janus's Outburst

Chapter 1233

That charismatic chief's assassination came as a bolt out of the blue for the natives of the time.

Sure they might have been dissatisfied and frustrated with him over many things, but even then, most commoners respected him.

And even those who spoke against him mostly wanted him to only change his style.

They never dared to ask him to step down in their wildest dreams because even they knew who it was holding them together.

But that wildly mutual thought was not shared by one, very small group of extremists.

These men were mostly hidden among the military, and they blamed the chief for everything, especially their recent string of losses.

They cried about how their brothers were sacrificed needlessly and how the commanders were incompetent, all while refusing to see the black and white reality- i.e.- they were simply too outnumbered and outgunned.