The next day, a loud voice was heard in the Essex barracks. For the first time in days, a large number of Essex soldiers left the camp and began to line up towards the East Anglolian barracks.

Many soldiers held back their anger during this time, knowing that their side was the victorious army that captured the county of Suffolk, but the East Anglolian soldiers were still provoking outside.

In particular, there was a noble officer, drunk and with a big mouth, the East Anglolian army

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