Tot Musica's appearance had not caused especially severe damage to Elegia. At most, the city's buildings had been hit by shockwaves, and the number that had been damaged or collapsed was extremely limited.
Although the harbor had suffered heavily, its damage did not have much of a direct impact on Elegia's people. The island was surrounded by sea on all sides, and it had more than one regular port.
The residents and fishing families around the harbor had been caught up in Tot Musica's attack, suffering heavy casualties. However, after ability users such as Tsugikuni Yoriichi joined the medical teams, the disaster was quickly brought under control.
Tot Musica's indirect effects on Elegia were actually greater than its direct effects.
When disaster struck, the residents throughout Elegia had fallen into a panic. When the "end of the world" descended, no one could imagine what people might do.
People who had been kind in their daily lives had bared their terrifying fangs one after another.
The next day.
After working through the night, King Gordon received countless complaints from the public. Once the kingdom's order had returned to normal, those who had been victimized by others the night before finally had a chance to speak out.
Though Elegia bore the title of a country, it did not actually possess a systematic national-level administrative structure.
Elegia's entire administrative system was highly centralized. Though Gordon was an artist, he was, in essence, a king with real authority over the country's military, people's livelihoods, and public security.
Handling the people's lawsuits was also one of his responsibilities.
Thus, when Gordon heard from his subordinates that many citizens had suffered at the hands of criminals the previous night, all sleepiness vanished. After hurriedly giving his subordinates a few instructions, he left the "refugee camp" by