Even setting aside the speculators, it was difficult for ordinary people not to yearn for a kingdom founded by a Heavenly God.
Public opinion was overflowing both within and beyond the kingdom.
With a host of Prophets and Bards fanning the flames, nearly every commoner knew that the Unik Kingdom's position as the "overlord" was no longer secure.
Several factions had also emerged within the kingdom's ruling circles. Naturally, there were those clamoring to throw caution to the wind and go all out against Zeus, the "God King." But such people who did not value their lives were few, and it was obvious that many among them harbored ill intent.
The faction with the most members and greatest influence still chose to stand fast by the kingdom and share its fate.
The nobles who firmly stood with Zeus and were already preparing to relocate their entire households made up only a small minority.
However, that was merely the situation on the surface. In secret, no one knew what they were truly thinking.
After all, Zeus's nation had not even shown a trace of itself yet.
Even if they wanted to betray the kingdom, they first needed somewhere to defect to.
Thus, although the situation was turbulent, it had not yet deteriorated to that extent.
The greatest impact this had on the Duke's Mansion was that the factions which had previously split off lost their foundations, causing the entire political landscape to be restructured.
With the era of Eldest Prince Charles temporarily drawing to a close, the succession struggle between the princess and princes had come to an end.
Eliza became the first in line to the throne, and rumors on the street claimed that she had also received the secret support of Hera, the "Queen of Heaven."
Considering that Zeus