"Quick, you lot—bring your men and come with me!"
Kandel did not dare delay at all and immediately pointed out two subordinates to follow him.
Those two subordinates each led ten thousand soldiers swiftly down from the city wall.
Kandel rushed toward the city in a frantic hurry, only to run into Collier halfway there.
"Commander!"
The moment Collier saw Kandel, he cried out anxiously.
"Damn it, Collier, what exactly is going on?" Kandel stormed forward, furious, and questioned him.
He had not expected Collier to let matters deteriorate to this point.
In his original imagination, as long as they carried out a few harsh crackdowns during the day, these commoners should have obediently stayed in their homes.
"Commander, all these commoners have rioted. They won't listen to orders at all anymore."
"The five thousand men you entrusted to me have already been surrounded by them!" Collier immediately reported the situation in the city to Kandel.
"How is that possible? Those wretches actually have that much nerve?"
"Commander, there are some people among the commoners specifically stirring them up. That's what caused these commoners to riot."
"This subordinate feels that the ones doing the stirring should have been instigated by the wealthy households in the city, because their clothing is all rather fine."
"More importantly, these commoners have quite a few weapons in their hands. Caught so completely off guard, this subordinate's troops were directly surrounded by them. In the end, this subordinate saw that the situation was wrong and only then fled quickly to report back. Otherwise, I very likely would have been surrounded by those rioters as well."
From the look of him, Collier still had lingering fear in his heart.
"Damn it. Sure enough, it still can't be without them. Follow me. Those rioters actually dare destroy