Chapter 1844 Earring
The empire's soldiers acted immediately upon the orders of Long Huan, the oldest remaining descendant with royal blood. Most people listened to Pearl, but those who didn't listened to Long Huan.
It was either that or leaving the army altogether, which many did as well.
Using the empire's army, they began spreading not just the news about the war and their new leaders, they also started quelling any and all problems that might have arisen in the period of war.
There were many cities that had decided to rise up against the Emperor after learning everything they did, wanting answers. Then there were places where the citizens of that city had attacked the city officials for either not showing what was being shown through the newsboards, or trying to threaten them into not going to help against the Emperor in the war.
These uprisings needed to be quelled in peaceful ways, so the Oathbreakers and the many new additions to their rank chose to do just that.
Aside from that, the soldiers also had the task of relocating the many displaced individuals because of the war. Thankfully, the war itself had happened just in the Dragon Capital, and that too on the side of the Dragon Capital where there were no residents.
Even so, many of the people had to leave that area, and most of their houses and properties had been destroyed. While it would be hard to compensate them, they still needed to be taken care of.
Those that ran away from the city weren't very far away. They were gathered around the grass plains about 50 kilometers away from the city, waiting for the war to be over.
The soldiers went to help just them.
Long Hanjue, along with his mother, and many of the others who worked or lived in the palace were found on the other side of the Dragon Capital, toward the north.
They were brought back, and Long Huan met his younger brother for the first time then.
Long Huan couldn't believe how similar his younger brother looked to Long Fangyu. Not everything was the same, but there was a resemblance.
"Father is dead," Long Huan told his brother. "He was slain in battle, killed by the King of the Southern Continent. I aided him in that."
Long Hanjue remained silent for a while, giving only a single nod in response.
"Do you hate me for it?" Long Huan asked. "I helped father get murdered. Do you despise me for it?"
He looked to both the empress and his brother.
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