The impact of the Baron's decrees spread quickly across the central districts of Rammstein.
His relentless orders against the underworld created ripples that no one could ignore. Criminals were hunted down with merciless precision, their influence cut away like rot.
The ordinary citizens of the city, who for so long had lived in constant fear, began to walk the streets again with a sense of safety they had not felt in years.
For the first time, shopkeepers dared to keep their stalls open after dusk, mothers allowed their children to play in alleys without fear of abduction, and men no longer looked over their shoulders with every step they took.
Yet, these sweeping changes were not universal. The entire city did not share in this sudden peace. Only the central districts, the heart of the city where the City Guard maintained its strongest presence and felt the full effects of the Baron's reforms.
