In such an atmosphere, six countries of small and medium nobility within the Southern Noble Alliance's twenty-one nations experienced slave uprisings and rebellions amidst the panic.
Additionally, four countries bordering the Central Continent and the coastline between the Northern Continent began experiencing small-scale exoduses of their inhabitants.
Even Rose City, theoretically the safest place at the southernmost point of the Northern Continent, began seeing a large number of wealthy merchants and noble families fleeing to the Central Continent.
Although these fleeing individuals and rebellious slaves and the poor were quickly suppressed by the great nobles, for the first time, even these ruling great nobles couldn't help but feel anxious and worried about their future.
A single Golden Empire wasn't a concern for these Noble Alliances. However, the union of so many kings meant that no great noble maintained their previous confidence.
