Chapitre 1088: Albano's Invaders and the Sin of Minos

After hearing her daughter's question, the Queen Mother of the Brown Kingdom shook her head, not knowing what to say.

During the four years that had passed, their situation seemed to improve slowly, both because of the time of regional peace and because Minos had never shown abusive behavior. In fact, their relationship with the Black Plain was dozens of times better than they had thought after the sacrifices of their members years ago.

That was so impressive that many people in this state questioned whether the late Thomas Brown had not made a mistake. What had they fought for? For a territory that never mattered to the kingdom itself? Fought against a dangerous fanatic?

After what had happened in the years after the war, many wondered about the unnecessary Black Plain War of Independence.