The sun hadn't completely risen above the horizon. The fields had misty droplets dripping from the blades of green grasses as they made the ground wet.
In the faint visibility of the winter morning, a dozen carriages were lined up in front of the Southern Isikolo.
These carriages were rode by horses and had exquisite designs that hinted at the luxurious lives led by the owners of these carriages.
They were in fact sent by the various nobles as a sign of generosity to pick up the trainee Sihapis. The annual budgets of all the four Isikolos combined was a lot lesser than the annual budget of any academy from the Citadel, where the trainee Legions resided. And this generosity could thus be seen as a small compensation.
