Only Hamlet tolerated for the greater good, we are the victims.
In the war of public opinion, you say it's impossible without expert guidance...
Not only those loyalists are dissatisfied, to be honest, even the mendicant monk on the square is a bit surprised.
He has always used preaching as a pretext to probe.
Logically, gathering so many people, even a regular Lord wouldn't allow such a thing to happen, let alone an army that fights without mercy.
He wants to provoke a confrontation between those people and the believers, preferably to have a few believers die to ignite the conflict, so he has a reason to act.
As for the deceased believers... consider it as a sacrifice to the Holy Light.
But unexpectedly, no one cares about him, the army is stationed on the coast, the sheriff just patrols indifferently, even helping them isolate the masses, with no intention of interfering.
