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Chapter 68

Author: Joy Heart
last update publish date: 2026-10-04 03:42:13

Three weeks had passed since the Grand Harvest Festival, and a cool, quiet stillness had settled over the Northern Kingdom. High up on the sharp mountain peaks, the first light dustings of winter snow sparkled like silver sugar under the bright blue sky. Down in the valley, the trees had shed their colorful leaves, leaving smooth, bare branches that rustled softly in the chilly afternoon wind.

Inside the royal palace, the atmosphere was warm, cozy, and filled with deep peace. Large stone firepl
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