The content of the letter was simple: cease all hostile actions between both parties.
Stephen immediately agreed without any hesitation.
For these two contenders for the throne of the Morton family, the greatest threat now was no longer each other, but the gradually growing resistance movement.
If Reinhardt and Stephen were fighting for power, then their conflict with the Independent Army hoisting the flag of democracy, and the resistance movement spreading like wildfire, was a class-based sharp confrontation.
This was a direct threat to the entire ruling class of the superior race. If not promptly suppressed, the inherent order of Gazalin would completely collapse. The Vibo people would be stripped of the privileges enjoyed by the rulers, and nobles would become commoners, or even be suppressed in this struggle.
This outcome was absolutely unacceptable to either Reinhardt or Stephen.
