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Chapter 1734: 117: Coup Redux 3

Chapter 1734: Chapter 117: Coup Redux 3If a coup were that simple to succeed, the city’s flag would have changed long ago, and the current political situation wouldn’t be so stable.

Under the system of feudal division, apart from the chaos caused by cult organizations, the Continent of Aslante has not experienced large-scale peasant uprisings; all political forces are part of the Noble Consortium.

Even if a change occurs, it usually affects a certain territory or a few territories unexpectedly, and it’s rare to see someone directly targeting the King; coups have always been a noble privilege.

Filled with doubt, Hudson stepped into the grand hall. The ministers had already been waiting inside, and after greeting everyone, Caesar IV also appeared in the hall.

This order of appearance has been continued in the Alpha Kingdom for several years. Originally, during wartime, Hudson needed to rush back to command battles, leaving others to coordinate and wait, and over time, it evolved into a routine. ary and material supplies were even more numerous; surely, we can’t turn hostile and deny this?”

Minister of Military Affairs Richard responded with a smile.

Compared to refusing to deploy troops, there are too many valid reasons for the Kingdom to send troops. Debts of gratitude are the hardest to repay, recorded on the monarch during the era of kings.

Given the current situation, Queen Marisol is the last of the Purple Gold Flower Dynasty; if we don’t repay now, it will be even more difficult in the future.

Rushing to repay gratitude does not conform to human nature, yet it is a principle for contemporary nobles, visibly indisputable by anyone.

“Both of you, please be seated. Compared to the issue of sending troops, what truly requires vigilance is the coup in the Falcon Kingdom.

It can essentially be confirmed that this coup was not orchestrated by the three major clans.

It seems like a force popped out from a crack in the stone, launching this military coup; don’t you find that suspicious?”

Prime Minister Beckett said with concern.

This issue is likewise a concern for Hudson. Since when has the Continent harbored such a mighty hidden force?

To his knowledge, even the combined cult organizations across the entire continent lack the capacity to silently overthrow a regime.

If it weren’t for Queen Marisol’s good fortune, happening to be on vacation outside during the coup, it’s likely no one would have known about the Falcon Kingdom’s coup so quickly.