Jan and Signy, from afar, saw the explosion and immediately halted in their tracks.
Signy looked in horror because he did not know what had happened, flashing Jan a glare.
"Relax, King Signy, I knew nothing of this, but I am glad we were not there when that happened." Jan expressed relief that he was not caught in Vestfold's chaos.
"We need to go there!" Signy commanded, and Jan had no problems complying with Signy as he had proven himself to be the complete opposite of his father.
A welcomed change in leadership as Vestfold had been too passive despite their influence over the smaller kingdoms.
Signy was worried about what would happen to his people because if the explosion were that big, most of the people he had gathered there would die.
This would not only prove detrimental to Vestfold, but he would not be able to rebuild his army in time if things went south.
