Governor Murphy was throwing a Bloodfest, and the residents of Scarlet Castle naturally gave it their wholehearted approval.
If there was anything worth remembering about Transia, a land ruled by vampires for four hundred years, then memories of the Bloodfest certainly ranked near the top.
It was the only ten days of the year when vampires and humans lived in harmony. Truth be told, the locals didn't have it all that good even during the Bloodfest, but compared to their usual miserable circumstances, those ten days of complete physical and emotional relaxation felt all the more precious.
It had even developed into a special ritual and tradition in Transia.
Elsewhere on the continent, the most important holiday of the year varied according to local customs and beliefs, but for the people of Transia, the Bloodfest was the most important of all!
Although disaster had struck this year, the force of old habits still led the locals to decorate their homes and surroundings instinctively as the Bloodfest drew near.
That habit greatly helped the administration with its holiday preparations. At the very least, Mirian didn't have to assign civil servants to decorate the entire city. She only needed to pass her orders to the "building captains" in each residential block, and the residents were more than willing to help.
The people's strength was always immense. Without a doubt, it could work miracles. In just two days, all of Scarlet Castle seemed to have been draped in a "red coat."
Vampires were fond of red decorations. It was the color of blood, and as it happened, red also symbolized celebration to the players. So to them, Scarlet Castle over those two days was just like celebrating the New Year, full of cheer and excitement.
Huh?
You don't have New Year's Eve?
Ah,