Bab 476: Fall of Bright

They sprinted for about another hour when Althea remembered a question. 

"I'm also concerned with betrayals," she said. 

"It's not impossible, but not as common as you think, Miss Althea," Oslo said. "Once the territory lost and the system randomly selected the half that would be slaves, these slaves would not only lose their residencies but also all their money in the 'wallet' to the Lord of the winning territory." 

This was the main reason why it was unlikely for people to betray their territories, even if it was bad to them. The only reason for betrayal in this scenario would be if they were promised a way out. 

It also had to be noted that anyone within the territory walls who didn't have residencies from stronger territories would receive equal risks of becoming slaves. That was to say, everyone including visitors could become one.