However, amidst this tranquil yet bustling daily life, a new wave quietly seeped into the lives of the Holy City Citizens.
Holy City, Wise Street.
The afternoon sun was warm and gentle, and the "White Dove Cafe" by the street was filled with the rich aroma of coffee and the buzzing chatter of people speaking lightly and jokingly.
Mr. Clark, an accountant, was a regular here. He would usually order a cup of black coffee and spend an hour reading the "Holy City Daily News" to understand the business trends inside and outside the city.
But today was different; the newspaper in his hand was a little-known "New World Newspaper."
The front page of this paper provided a detailed report on yesterday's city-stirring funeral, with detailed and informative content written in an easy-to-understand style, worth a read.
However, what truly attracted Mr. Clark was the second page—the story with the almost essay-length title "Baron Cosia's Drifting Story."
