Many residents in the grand capital were shaken by the news of the palace attack. Who and what remained to be answered but there was a clear worry and unease. While it was considered to be the work of a small group and not the work of an enemy nation, terror was terror. Casualty and fatality reports hadn't been issued and the whole incident was waiting for an official address.
Streets cleared early that night, and many people didn't leave their homes. Merchants grossed at the low profits for the days and the children could sense the worry even if they couldn't understand. With so much concern people slept lightly so when a grand wave of thunder washed over the capital it woke up people in scores.
Since the lord didn't want anyone to miss it, she repeated the process three times for good measure.
