At that mont, a massive broadcast voice ca from outside, cold and stern, echoing across the city’s night sky. The broadcast content stated that rebel parties were deliberately provoking a national war and causing internal division. The country was entering a state of ergency; citizens were urged to stay indoors, and the governnt would ensure the safety of the public!
Madam Aisha sighed with relief, overjoyed: "So, there won’t be any air raids, and as long as we obediently stay at ho, we won’t be affected."
But Yiyi frowned.
She wasn’t the type to naively trust what politicians said. After all, the words of these politicians rarely held much truth and could just as well be temporary appeasents or perfunctory.
Moreover, now that the information was being blocked, they couldn’t access the internet at all and had no clue about the situation outside, nor did they know which faction was more likely to control the city and held the leading authority. This was crucial for them.
If the Queen controlled the city, their treatnt might be better, as they were at least nominally related to Governor Yun, a favored minister. But if it were the Councilman Faction, their future was uncertain, and they didn’t know what kind of outco awaited them.
Therefore, she didn’t dare to relax for a mont. Even though she couldn’t grasp the situation outside clearly, she had to be prepared for any changes.
However, she didn’t want to scare Madam Aisha, so she nodded and assured her that nothing would happen, then took her downstairs to the hall. In the hall, a group of anxious servants looked at the mother and daughter. As soon as they appeared, the servants rushed over, helplessly asking what to do, their eyes filled with fear.
"Stay put, and no one will harm you. Regardless of which side it is, they want the support of the people, so they definitely won’t harm civilians. Just sit quietly, and by dawn, it will be over!" Yiyi’s surprisingly calm and composed deanor spoke confidently, more decisive than Madam Aisha.
Seeing a young lady so calm in a critical mont, like soone who could handle even the sky falling, the servants felt sowhat at ease and sat down quietly, waiting for ti to pass.
But Yiyi wasn’t so free. After appeasing them, she went upstairs to the villa’s surveillance room and turned on all the surveillance around the villa.
The surveillance at the villa’s entrance covered several hundred ters, allowing her to see so of the nearby activity.
There were no signs of fighting on the nearby streets, just so hurried passersby rushing ho in panic, and so military vehicles hastily driving overhead. Judging by the gunfire, the battle location wasn’t too close, but not too far either. It was unknown whether the movent of the combat zone would drag this residential area into the fight or distance it.
This uncertainty made her uneasy.
Clearly, they were very unfortunate. After about two hours, Yiyi noticed the sound of battle coming closer, despairingly heading in this direction.
The video also clearly showed the Councilman Faction’s military vehicles heading more densely toward this area.
"This is really bad; this place might turn into a frontline center." Yiyi cursed under her breath, feeling extrely distressed.
Since this was a relatively new developnt area, spacious and vast, it was surely more convenient as a battlefield location than a bustling and narrow place like the main city district. Moreover, it was likely that neither the Queen nor the Councilman wanted to damage this renowned city core district.
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