The Empire of Reimia (3)

First, Moriner's peace was disturbed by Bert, who bought information about the stupid students. Then, the guy, who was calculating his losses in his head, was forced to build these stupid bonfires. And now, during the stupid dances, he completely lost any opportunity to quietly escape from all this noise and chaotic fun. And throughout the festival, he somehow didn't manage to find anything to eat, and now his stomach was cramping with a stupid, unpleasant pain. "I'll never go to this stupid festival again," the student vowed. "I should have stayed home and studied."
And suddenly, Moriner realized how much he had become like his father in these thoughts. And when did he become such a grumpy recluse against fun? Or maybe he always was, it just wasn't so noticeable against the background of his family? Gradually, various memories took Moriner far back into childhood, making him forget about everything that was happening around him.