Lungworth

Winds of Vesteria, Issue #961

Veritta didn't particularly enjoy reading, unless it directly concerned her homeland or daily interests, and she would have preferred to hear all the news orally, but there was no other choice. Thanking the merchant and the wind spirits for the news they brought, the girl began to read the newspaper.
Apparently, the watermelon queen was in league with the rabbit folk. Now everything became much clearer. It was sad even to think about what the unfortunate Serberians had done to anger the spirits so much that they brought such misfortunes upon them.
Quickly skimming through the columns about the endless military battles, Veritta closed the boring newspaper and thanked her ancestors for protecting her homeland from the western war, and asked that the souls of the thousands who had died be cleansed of darkness and return with dignity to the embrace of the natural cycle.
Folding the papers into a bag with her other belongings, the girl decided to take a walk through the city center to the statue of the local ruler.