The impact of farmland pollution was gradually becoming apparent across the entire Tilamei Plain.
"Is the Sidney Family preparing to leave the Tilamei Plain?" Colin furrowed his brows.
Upon arriving at the Queen's study, Jennifer reported the news to him first.
"Yes, just now Harries asked me to inform you of this matter," Jennifer continued.
After pondering for a moment, Colin carefully said, "The Sidney Family can leave if they wish.
But tell him, all their assets and the entire family's wealth must be left behind, otherwise we will continue to pursue their charges of usurpation."
Councilmen manage areas that are not truly lands of their own, therefore, nobles and common citizens living in those areas have the right to leave and migrate elsewhere at any time—this was a rule established by the Supreme Council that naturally Colin could not change.
But for the Sidney Family, who had just attempted to usurp power yesterday, he had a reason to limit their departure.
