Chapter 715: It’s hard being the youngest in any formal setting
A warning was sent to the Beallysh Empire, while an eviction notice was sent to the Principality right after the meeting.
Just in case they were being intentionally obtuse, a copy of the notice was spread throughout the territory, as well as the newspaper talking about the New Covenant. Since the old man’s punishment--along with his cronies--had started, news regarding that was also included.
Even if the royal family kept their silence, the citizens already knew. While I was attending the summit with Natha, the shapeshifter went to the Principality and the Empire, tirelessly leaving the notice and the newspaper in every house.
Even when the guards confiscated them in the afternoon, there would be a fresh one the next morning. At noon, when everyone was having their lunch break, those papers would shower the street out of nowhere like magic. Such an occurrence happened again during the evening commute, and papers were everywhere that the only way for the guards to get rid of them was by burning down the streets.
I know wasting papers like that hurt the trees, but sometimes... sacrifices had to be made.
Too bad, we didn’t have social media in this world. Yet.
Anyway, screens were distributed to every kingdom, playing out the edited version of what happened in the plaza. Since we had established that the curse wouldn’t get lifted no matter what, we decided to also record the old man’s confession at Luxeana’s plaza--not the Grand Church’s one, but the city’s one--and played it on the screen too so everyone would already know about it without waiting for the parade to reach their place.
Know. Not hear. There was no loophole around it.
The precision of a deity’s curse was scary, you know.
The recording of the New Covenant was also played in the Demon Realm and the Realm of Nature. There was no need to play an old man’s nasty confession, so a column in the papers was enough for that. To maximize efficiency, Izzi and Neel even found a way for the screen to play the recording automatically, without the need for them to control the projection bird by themselves.
Indeed, the key to innovation was by piling projects on them.