What surprised Iver somewhat was that Aymar Nur did not react much to Iver's arrival.
From Iver's arrival in Holy Spring City on July 3 until the end of July 4, Aymar Nur never came to see him.
Iver's appearance, which perfectly matched the classic "Parthian" style, had spread throughout Holy Spring City during that time.
Not to mention the locals of Holy Spring City—even the benefactors from other cities knew that Iver had brought the "Indigo King" with him when he arrived in Holy Spring City.
Some had witnessed the Divine Miracle of the fog with their own eyes, while others had tasted the shadow as sweet as honey. There were also benefactors and Free People from other city-states who had seen nothing at all... Thus, they chose not to believe and regarded it as a mass hallucination.
The benefactors did not want their authority and sanctity to be shaken, so they instinctively resisted the birth of the Savior. As for the Free People, they were afraid that the Savior did not exist... Afraid that this entire carnival was empty, and that they would be disappointed, they did not dare believe it was real.
They shouted themselves hoarse, like small dogs barking madly.
Yet in their hearts, they hoped that the other side would find conclusive evidence to convince them and put their minds at ease...
In just these two days, the disputes within the city grew increasingly intense. Some people even came to blows, while others cursed and wailed.
With the ascension of Calamity Red and Rider Angel, violent restlessness flared in everyone's heart like fire.
It was like road rage, or perhaps weather that was simply too hot... Everyone had a worse temper than usual and found it easier to come into conflict with others.
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