As time went on, more cities began to see riots and rebellions against the nobles and landlords who had occupied all the land and left the common people nothing to eat.
In such an atmosphere, several more nobles were killed, and the lands were liberated and seeing this, the remaining nobles were scared out of their wits. At the beginning, they were still arrogant, thinking that although their situation was currently troublesome, they did not think that it was something they could not handle. After all, nobles in this era are raised with the idea that they are superior, so the pride and arrogance in their bones wouldn't let them have the thought of conceding to the peasants and slaves.
