First, hundreds rose from the ground, and then word spread swiftly from ten to a hundred, from a hundred to a thousand, and thousands to ten thousand. At last, tens of thousands were awakened in the night. All slaves who had been building the colossal statues took up arms as the slave rebellion exploded with a fierce intensity.
The slaves massacred the overseers who had been supervising them, in the name of God. They tore down the fences that surrounded the work area and seized everything they could. Among the slaves were many who had once been glorious Hunters in the Kingdom; they besieged the city-states where they were located, assaulting their defenses with stones and sharpened wooden spears.
The nobles who controlled the city-states panicked, hastily organizing people to resist the slaves' onslaught and suppress the rebellion.
