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Chapter 1301 - 1301 234 Disasters Upon Disasters

1301: Chapter 234: Disasters Upon Disasters 1301: Chapter 234: Disasters Upon Disasters After a round of righteous criticism, the situation has once again returned to the starting point.

After all, since the deed has been done, naturally, they are not afraid of being scolded.

Moreover, with such a distance between them, no matter how harshly Alpha Kingdom berates them, the other party cannot hear it.

Deploy troops to interfere?

Caesar IV does indeed wish to act, but the objective circumstances do not permit it.

With the strength of Alpha Kingdom’s Navy, at best they can only bully the less civilized Orc Empire.

If they were to set off on an ill-advised expedition, the Clergy would be the best negative example.

With the lesson from the past so clear, Caesar IV dares not act rashly.

Even the idea of forming a team is feasible.

Three of the Five Nations Alliance are struggling with the Cult’s disruptions, so who has the time to care about international affairs!

Threats to the monarchy’s power are a serious problem, but the Cult Army is a threat to our current situation.

The remaining Moxi Duchy is an inland state that hasn’t even seen the sea, so where would they get a navy?

“Your Majesty, Falcon Kingdom is also a major country.

The rebels could take control of the Capital with the local nobles caught off guard.

Once the Nobles and Lords regather their senses, they are bound to organize an army to suppress the rebellion.

The king-slayers will not win the people’s hearts, and their failure is just a matter of time.

Though the Kingdom is currently inconvenient to intervene directly, we can convene an Alliance meeting and leverage the power of the Alliance to interfere.

On this matter, all monarch states stand united, and the proposal for armed intervention is certain to pass!”

Hudson was the first to speak out.

He was certainly not the first to propose this plan.

Perhaps before his arrival, the Kingdom’s higher-ups had already discussed this, but some matters, even if they are just for show, still must be done.

In the depths of his heart, Hudson had already cursed the ancestors of Falcon Kingdom’s Emerging Aristocrat Group for eighteen generations.

It was truly a trap, deliberately sowing discord between monarch and subject!

With the precedent of regicide by the nobility, no matter how magnanimous the King, he could never fully trust a powerful Noble like him.

In the days to come, the various precautions and suppressions were all too predictable.

It has nothing to do with the character of the monarch; it’s just an instinct to protect the royal power.

One can imagine how many powerful subjects across the Continent are unable to sleep.

It is certain that the chaos in Falcon Kingdom has just begun, and the Emerging Aristocrat Group that has seized power is very likely unable to secure their rule.

Whether it is the Royal Families of various countries, the Royalist faction, or the autocratic Local Lords, at this moment they all share one thought: to swiftly kill those unruly bastards!

Only by snuffing out these “instigators” can the impact be minimized.

After things come to an end, everyone will work together to erase this part of history, and the old rules of the game can continue to be played.

“Hmm!”

Caesar IV responded without any expression, not appraising Hudson’s proposal, but one could still vaguely perceive his anger from his gaze.

Being annoyed doesn’t solve anything; the most that Alpha Kingdom can do now is to politically support the Falcon Kingdom’s Royalist faction.

If one wishes to do more, then they would have to pull their allies together to provide political support for the Royalist faction.

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Falcon Kingdom.

A group of leaders from the Emerging Aristocrat Group, looking at the dead body of Henry V, each with a face as dark as a storm cloud.

They were rumored to have committed regicide, but in the name of heaven and earth, they truly never considered regicide, and the death of Henry V was a complete accident.

After the coup, the Capital was besieged, and the panicked Henry V changed into a Servant’s clothes, attempting to flee the Royal Palace.

However, it was this set of clothes that led to his death!

The soldiers besieging the palace did not recognize the King.

Seeing someone trying to escape, they did not think twice and stopped him.

In the ensuing chaos, Henry V was hacked to death by the sword of the failed coup, and the label of the king-slayer directly fell upon the planners behind the coup.

There was no room for explanation.

The King’s death by random blades became a fixed fact, and the killers were their subordinates.

Who would believe them if they said they were not involved?

The situation was already bad enough with the King’s death, but to make matters worse, two other Direct Family Members of The Royal Family also met their end amidst the chaos.

“The coup has led to the extinction of the royal line!”

Anyone with a political mind knows just how significant the disaster they have caused is.

This is not something that can be resolved by making a scapegoat take the blame.

Everyone present, and the entire Emerging Aristocrat Group, are all embroiled in this.

There’s no escaping it.

Even if someone wanted to defect, the established Noble Consortium would not accept a Noble suspected of regicide.

“Viscount Catalino, you commanded this action.

With such an outcome, shouldn’t you give us an explanation?”

Viscount Frolov beside him was the first to challenge him.

A simple coup has now given him a permanent political stain he can never wash away.

If looks could kill, he would have already torn the leader of the Emerging Aristocrat Group to pieces.

“An explanation, what explanation do you want?”

“The coup was indeed my plan, but the specific action plan was devised by all of us together.

Initially, I was strongly opposed to attacking the Royal Palace.

If it weren’t for some people constantly emphasizing that we must control the King, would we be in such a passive situation today?

Now that things have gotten to this point, you, me, and everyone present, should all forget about getting away scot-free.

The established Noble Consortium won’t let us go, and no country on the Continent will allow regicides to live, even if only implicated.

It is better to kill mistakenly than to let go of the culprit!”