At this moment, the royal capital was as lively as ever, perhaps even livelier than usual.
Although the Three Races conference was in full swing, those qualified to enter the Hall of Glory were ultimately few. Only the leaders and foremost powerhouses of each faction had such qualifications. At the very least, only their direct relations—descendants such as heirs—could accompany them into the Hall of Glory and attend the Three Races conference.
As for the guards, knights, and subordinates who had followed their faction leaders here, they naturally could not be permitted to enter the Hall of Glory.
They could not even cross the Lakeheart Island Bridge and enter Lakeheart Island.
Today, the Lakeheart Island Bridge had been completely sealed off by the Royal Knights. Their leader was even the vice captain of the Royal Knights, a grand knight of level eighty-nine, raising the security here by several levels.
Ordinary nobles and even upper-ranking members of various factions were not allowed to cross the Lakeheart Island Bridge.
The guard units, Knights, and so on brought by the various factions could only wait outside the Lakeheart Island Bridge for the conference to end.
The civilians who had come to watch the excitement were naturally stopped by the Kingdom Knights stationed farther out and were not allowed to approach at all.
Even so, the royal capital still saw an endless stream of people, either entering from outside the city or moving about within it, making the place exceptionally bustling.
Clearly, the Three Races conference had boosted the royal capital's commerce to a certain extent.
All kinds of people had gathered here for all kinds of reasons. Some had set their sights on business opportunities and wanted to trade with factions from outside the kingdom. Some had come for sightseeing because of its