The "sinking ship" incident erupted, and the servant army was instantly thrown into an uproar. What the Alpha Kingdom had done was simply too underhanded.
Using them as cannon fodder would have been one thing; similar tactics were often seen within the Orc Empire as well.
In wartime, vassal races all doubled as cannon fodder.
But personally taking action crossed the line!
This clearly showed that they had no intention of letting the Beastfolk live. For a time, all sorts of rumors flew.
Aside from a few thickheaded Beastfolk who believed the "sinking ship" had been an accident, the rest were convinced it was an Alpha people conspiracy.
Anger was meaningless. The troops stationed nearby all belonged to hostile races.
If they went to plot and make connections, they might reach an agreement one moment and be sold out the next.
Lacking the confidence for open armed resistance, some Beastfolk tribes dissatisfied with Alpha Kingdom rule chose to flee its "claws."
Running away with their entire families was clearly not a good choice. They had not migrated far before their whereabouts were exposed.
Upon receiving the news, the garrison immediately ordered the other servant armies to suppress them.
In just one month, more than two hundred thousand Beastfolk lost their lives.
The stability bought through bloody suppression was destined not to last. However, Hudson did not need to worry about that problem.
With the completion of the new round of enfeoffments, the servant armies were also divided up and resettled, with local landed nobles responsible for managing them.
Unlike previous enfeoffments, the territories granted to the children of great nobles this time were all located on the outermost frontier.
Even combined, all those territories occupied only half the Great Grassland. The rest was reserved for the Seven Grassland Nations.
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