While Green was scheming over how to take part in Landon City's reconstruction and bring the city entirely under his control, trouble broke out in the Void World.
After Cyrabelle and Sebolutes tested each other, the Royal Capital, Stinnard, fell into a brief, eerie calm.
But beneath that calm, undercurrents surged. Cyrabelle and Sebolutes had reached an understanding: Cyrabelle would kill corrupt officials and traitors to strike fear into people's hearts and seize their wealth, while Sebolutes would use the opportunity to reduce the number of people who would share the spoils of victory. After all, there were only so many fruits to go around; too many people, and there would not be enough.
Deep down, Sebolutes disliked those nobles, officials, and capitalists who fed at Lorenzo Kingdom's table while undermining it. They had dragged the kingdom's rule over Void World No. 12 into ruin. If the Rune Federation took the Void World and inherited those parasites along with it, governing it would be a headache.
But Cyrabelle and Sebolutes did not have the final say over Stinnard's fate. Their understanding lasted only half a month before it came to an end. With the Rune Federation's support, the Revolutionary Army's main force raised another uprising in the Southeastern Province. It swept rapidly across the southeast, its momentum unstoppable, and finally began marching on the Royal Capital, Stinnard City.
Sebolutes held a lofty position, but she was, after all, only the head of an intelligence department. Her influence over the Revolutionary Army's main force was limited.
This new development immediately put Stinnard City on edge. Cyrabelle, too, shifted her attention from purging the Royal Capital's rebel forces to readying her troops for war.
What surprised Green, however, was Cyrabelle's choice. By rights, she should have handed the Anomalies Bureau's affairs to