On that day, a coup swept across all of England.
Countless knights clad in silver armor moved swiftly throughout England, suppressing Key Points one by one.
Assisting those knights were England's military and police.
Hospitals, police stations, and other important facilities in Belfast, Enniskillen, Londonderry, and other Irish cities were sealed off by large numbers of police officers and soldiers.
Facilities such as Scotland's independent currency mint and the religious Key Point of Holyrood Palace were also occupied by the Security Guards who had originally been protecting them.
The Fortresses of Cardiff, Swansea, Llandrindod Wells, Coventry, Pembroke, Beaumaris, Caernarfon, and other Welsh cities likewise fell into the hands of the knights one after another, not to mention the local assemblies and the Supreme Court.
In central England, London and its surrounding areas were likewise gradually brought under control. Religious Key Points such as Saint George's Cathedral and Westminster Abbey, as well as political strongholds such as Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament, were all suppressed by the knights.
Naturally, the English Puritanism's Necessary Evil Church had no means of resisting and could only allow itself to be invaded.
England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales.
Across the four federations that made up all of England, every castle, fortress, and military facility had fallen under the control of a single faction.
That was the Knight Faction.
Faced with the Knight Faction's large-scale offensive, both the Royal Faction and the Puritan Faction could only watch helplessly.
That was because Kerisha controlled the military. Both the Knight Faction and the armed forces were under her command.
There simply was no one capable of contending with that force.
At least within England's borders, the greatly strengthened Knight Faction was nearly without rivals. Even with the magicians of the Puritan Faction's Necessary Evil Church present, they could