"How is this possible? How are those peasants doing all of this?"
There was no answer to this question.
All of the ministers and generals that were gathered in the room were silent when they heard this. With the way that they were standing there in silence, it was as if they wanted to draw as little attention as possible.
It was as if they didn't want anyone to even know that they were in the room with the way that they hid themselves.
That was because none of them were actually able to answer this question.
All of them were actually wondering the same thing as the king who asked this question.
Just how did the peasants suddenly come up with this coordinated coup plot?
There were even local lords and knights that were joining in the coup, which meant that this wasn't just a disorganized mob that they could easily sweep through. There were those that could even rival the knights of the knight order that the king had under him.
