Gaulunaro, Maruri Port, Hearn Cathedral.
The explosion attack at Maruri Port was like the opening of a stage; as the night of suffering ended, everything marched in a mad direction, unprecedentedly severe for the entire Western world. Although both sides have yet to tear their faces, the heavy oppression has spread across every inch of land where humans live.
In today's technological era, human information is no longer as closed as it was in old times. With railways and ships, letters and telegraphs, information related to the night of suffering spreads rapidly, circulating among various countries, and stirring others' nerves.
When people look up at the sky, they feel that indescribable pressure, as if the horizon is covered by an invisible iron curtain, which could shatter completely at the slightest mishap, fiercely crashing down on the kingdom with sparks and residual heat.
