This time, the Rebel Army learned many lessons from Rodan's uprising. They established strict systems for the army and its leadership to prevent any more slander or betrayal. At the same time, they didn't rush to attack the North Carolina Capital. Instead, they occupied city after city, splintering North Carolina from within, intending to fight a protracted war.
But the war came to an end in less than five years.
The lower class, long accustomed to their old way of life, couldn't adapt to the Rules set by the Rebel Army. They rebelled, leading to internal strife. The Government Army seized the opportunity to launch repeated attacks, and just like that, the Rebel Army was defeated once again.
To be honest, those Rules would be perfectly normal in any other country—banning prostitution, forbidding the formation of gangs, prohibiting theft and fraud, abolishing sweatshops...
