Soon more screams and despair began to be heard from outside the church. The people outside, the crowd of citizens who had come to witness the great event of the king's marriage, were now running desperately from one place to another, some managing to take shelter in the church, and many others fleeing in terror from the same place. Entering the church, the few citizens who managed to take shelter in the place, could not answer the questions that the confused royal guards were asking about what was happening in the square, since the citizens of the square themselves did not know what had happened.
Watching the blood and how corpses began to fall to the ground from the outside, struck down by a danger that no one could see or identify, the terror of danger and the unknown also began to fil
