The witch thought I am a Demon God

Chapter 48: Chapter 48 The unified law of the ancient civilization has been shattered, and the knights have lost their sanity_1 Chapter 48: Chapter 48 The unified law of the ancient civilization has been shattered, and the knights have lost their sanity_1 The chaotic scene gradually began to regain order.

The original servants of the castle had all fled, but now they were being called back one by one to work, cleaning up corpses, repairing walls, and so on.

The panicked residents kept their doors shut all night, ignoring the fighting outside their doors all night, burying their heads in the ground like ostriches.

But in reality, if the Sons of the Forest really wanted to slaughter them, their houses, made mostly of wood, wouldn’t stand a chance.

By morning, things began to take on some semblance of order.

Ivita and his group were the greatest contributors in exposing the plot of the Sons of the Forest, and he holds the authority of the sole surviving heir of the Moro Family, Branton.

Therefore, Ivita took control of the situation.

With his merits and Branton’s authorization, he can command the servants, stewards, serfs, and guards of Baron Moro’s castle.

When he told Black Wolf to go to the edge of the territory to call back Rayli and Alysia who were waiting in the carriage, a worried Rayli could hardly believe his ears.

Black Wolf told him that the Sons of the Forest had been driven out of the castle, and that Ivita was in control there.

Only after asking repeatedly about the process did Rayli finally believe the current situation.

However, he also lamented the danger of the situation at that time.

If anything had gone wrong, we would have seen a terrifying situation where all of humanity and the Sons of the Forest were besieging Ivita and his group.

When Rayli met Ivita in the castle, he shook Ivita’s hand excitedly and said, “Master, please don’t take such risks again, you’re behaving like a gambler. No one can ever be sure that they will definitely win the gamble.”

“If a man gambles continuously, sooner or later he will slip up and lose everything.”

“I know.” Ivita sighed and said comfortingly, “But when a person has nothing, he almost has no other choice but to gamble.”

“But what you said, it’s not wrong either.”