Sylvester found a chance and returned to the royal castle before the first rays of the sun fell on the Southern city. Sadly, although he wanted to, he could not remain behind to see the fruits of his labor in the morning.
So, while he stood in his armor outside the princess' room and silently waited for the Princess to wake up, havoc wrecked the Southern City.
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The people of the poverty-stricken city woke up as usual and followed their usual routines. But there was a significant difference between the houses Sylvester marked with crosses and those he informed. The marked houses belonged to spies who amassed wealth through spying, and for that reason, the working men of the house did not need to wake up early and go to work.
