The expulsion of those nobles from Glory Continent immediately caused a huge uproar among the remaining Glory Continent nobles.
They had already felt the contempt and oppression the Sacred Continent nobles held toward them.
Now, even their wealth might be stripped away, giving these nobles a sense of crisis. They began communicating frequently, discussing their future fate.
Although they did not belong to the Bach Empire, and their own empires had no intention of expelling them.
They truly could not live in peace while being dependent on others.
Yet after all their discussions and deliberations, they ultimately realized they had no particularly good way to deal with it.
The difference in strength was right there. They wanted to avoid being bullied, but they were not strong enough themselves.
Even if they united, they would only be equal to the strength of a small duchy on Sacred Continent.
Of course, it was not as though they had failed to come up with a compromise.
That was Nalant.
Though Nalant was nominally still only a baron.
His current strength was already enough to make these fellow Glory Continent nobles look up to him.
And among all the Glory Continent nobles, Nalant was now the one capable of confronting certain Sacred Continent forces head-on.
Thus, some nobles began entertaining the idea of pledging themselves to Nalant.
With Nalant's strength, coupled with their unity, this force should no longer be looked down upon by the people of Sacred Continent.
Of course, they did not yet know that the Nalant they were counting on was about to face the most crucial battle since arriving on Sacred Continent.
Why was it called the most crucial battle?
The reason was simple. He had fought two wars before, and the enemies he faced had either been orcs or