A New Prophecy

After dealing with the external enemies, the conflicts within the nobility began to surface.

The Spark Organization's previous attacks had been far too frenzied. A large number of nobles had been ambushed and killed, and once the perpetrators had been jointly eliminated, other problems came to light.

When these great nobles died, it did not merely leave their titles and territories vacant; it often also meant that a family had lost the protection of its strongest member.

In fact, those who became high-ranking nobles were usually the strongest within their territories. Once they were assassinated, the other surviving nobles of the same rank immediately set their sights on these unguarded fat targets. A new round of dividing up benefits was about to begin.

Naturally, those old noble families were unwilling to be carved up by others. One family after another did everything they could to preserve themselves, calling in favors, revealing their trump cards, and employing every method at their disposal.

But it was foreseeable that these measures were little more than a dying struggle. Unless they could spare no cost and produce another powerhouse of the same rank within a short time, they were destined to be destroyed.

Meanwhile, during this attack, the small and mid-sized nobles of the Glory Alliance faction had suffered relatively minor losses, as they had not been the primary targets of the decapitation operation.

Now, they too were watching covetously, ready at any moment to tear a huge chunk of flesh from those families that had lost the protection of their strongest members.

Under these circumstances, the Light of Hope Resistance Organization had become rather inconspicuous. Compared with the Spark Organization, which had once spread throughout the Federation at its peak, the Light of Hope was severely lacking in both strength and manpower and