The unrest at the military camp's market was quickly quelled.
In this world where extraordinary abilities existed, the gap in strength between armored knights and ordinary soldiers was significant, not just in terms of equipment but also physical quality. Even when grouped together, soldiers found it difficult to contend against the fewer number of knights.
A stray bullet struck the Emperor's head amidst the chaos, and although it did no real harm, it still infuriated the old man.
As a result, in addition to the soldiers killed on the spot, over six hundred more who had caused the disturbance and surrendered were all sentenced to hanging by the wrathful Emperor.
Several hundred corpses were hung on the gallows beside the military camp, swinging in the wind, left for the crows to peck at, and the grievances within the army were quickly suppressed—or rather, transformed into fear.
