May's spring breeze trims the distant mountains of snow, revealing the dark green rock walls.
On the mountainside, the spruces resemble a dark green velvet carpet, extending to the foot of the mountains, yet transforming into a sea of goose-yellow gorse flowers.
In the flower sea, rows of beehives are placed, while the beekeepers press down their sun hats and gaze towards the foot of the mountains.
Military boots made of leather or fabric over soft heels step through the diamond-like streams, creating countless ripples and splashes.
Navy blue or dark gray knee-length jackets, white ribbons of the Close Guard Cultivators, and brown mules loaded with supplies.
On the emerald green field, these color patches form a dragon-like procession, slowly advancing.
Due to the scorching sun, and not marching in enemy territory, most soldiers do not wear iron helmets.
Knowing that once the sun shines on it, that iron helmet can roast a whole head.
