It all started suddenly: drip, melt, flinch. Our village is done! lord! ask help! We have no land. you have to accept them. . they have to take in. Don't forget, as the population of the village decreases, so does the taxes. The other lords are also protesting, but they don't have much to say. The lord of the north-east region mother asks if there's anything else he can do to help. He tells her that the other lords have similar complaints, but he doesn't elaborate much. He says that the central inspector will hang the officials who have bribed him. He also tells the mother that the incident when the village was compromised was a mistake, since they couldn't overpower them. The real problem, he says, is that the poison isn't nearly as bad as the real problem: the official who gave away the information was a traitor. The fact that he's selling information means that he is a spy. If he stays in one place, someone will destroy it. He adds that if he stays for three days, someone else will destroy the information. He's going to get into this.