Speaking of the Banshees' presence, Theus had quite a headache over it.
During the Mother Goddess Church's rebellion, Theus had thrown the Banshee squad into the fray without hesitation in order to save the Faithguard Army and the Mystic Society. In effect, they had also saved Blood Port.
But the incident had happened so suddenly. There had been no prior publicity or arrangements, and the Banshees had simply appeared before everyone. Most people still found it difficult to accept them.
After all, Blood Port was different from Castel. The Candlelight Society had preached here for many years. Although the entire Tis Territory had effectively turned against the church, many prejudices had long since taken root in people's hearts.
Perhaps the people of Blood Port would eventually accept the Banshees, but that would take time.
Fortunately, the prince had used forceful measures to suppress every opposing voice. No matter what people thought inside, at least outwardly, everything appeared peaceful.
Thinking of the prince's series of actions, Theus truly saw him in a new light.
Theus had originally thought the prince excelled at commanding armies in battle. Only recently had he discovered, to his surprise, that the prince was also remarkably capable when it came to development.
Blood Port was in chaos, and the people were restless. Worse still, the prince had only a handful of nobles under his command. An ordinary lord would have been overwhelmed just dealing with such matters.
Yet the prince had barely spent much effort on them before quickly earning the loyalty of his subordinates. And his foresight in industrial development sometimes even caught Theus by surprise.
For example, he had invested tremendous effort into infrastructure.
Theus had never explained the importance of infrastructure to him, yet the prince seemed to understand it instinctively. The moment they