During the rebellion in the Old Musillon Territory, a vast collection of gold, silver, and jewels was seized from the baggage and personal belongings of these rebellious peasants, totaling over seven thousand Gold Crowns.
These rebel stores had been plundered for many years, clearly attracting the covetous eyes of many local nobles. Recently, quite a few nobles have approached Laine, pleading that the money was originally taken from them by the rebellious peasants, hoping Laine would return it to them.
They are indeed overthinking; if they couldn't protect it themselves, don't blame me for not returning it.
With a grand stroke of his pen, Laine defined this substantial sum of gold and silver as "seized assets."
