Dawn and Darkness (4)

Sera Kingdom.

The Sera Kingdom now occupied a somewhat awkward position.

First, they still believed in Dawn, but the Church of Dawn could no longer control the Sera Kingdom in the slightest.

Second, in terms of power, the Sera Kingdom was closer to the Empire. After all, this land lay right beside it.

The Sera Kingdom had no particularly direct views on the current state of the world. They dearly hoped that both the Church of Dawn and the Empire would overlook them. Therefore, even though King MacReynolds was the only Legendary Mage among all the kingdoms, he kept an exceptionally low profile and had scarcely ever left his mage tower.

Even matters within the Sera Kingdom were declined by the King in the name of meditation and handed over to the two princes to handle together.

As for matters of faith, the Sera Royal House had adopted a hands-off approach. They had no right to interfere in the internal affairs of the Dawn Faith.

"Once we cross the Cagliari River, we'll enter the Sera Kingdom."

"This river is younger than you. King MacReynolds of the Sera Kingdom invited a Legendary Mage to create this river across the grain plains connecting the Andara Kingdom and the Sera Kingdom, using it to divide the lands of both sides."

"But because of the McReynolds Family's former territory, more than eighty percent of this grain-producing land belongs to the Sera Kingdom."

"The Sera Kingdom has now reached the point where it must rely on importing grain from within the Empire to sustain its nobles."

"However, over the past two years, Lord Ryan has been establishing experimental grain fields north of the Andara Kingdom's royal capital, around that military fortress defense line. With the orcs no longer causing trouble, they are confident they can