The Great Demon Leader's speech swiftly stabilized the troops' morale.
The vast majority of knights still placed their trust in the newly crowned Great Demon Leader. Furthermore, since none of the other leaders voiced any objections, it signified that this "explanation" posed no issues.
Within the Expeditionary Army, some knights who had harbored discontent with the Holy City's governance or had engaged in deep exchanges with Demons during their time in the London Game also supported this [Great Reformation].
After all, the early founding principle of the Holy City was—"To resist Demons." The current reforms were indeed necessary.
However.
Some rational-minded knights could still discern a certain underlying issue,
If the reform was truly necessary, why wasn't everyone informed beforehand, laying everything transparently on the table?
