Every year, the day with the longest night was the Evernight Goddess's birthday, commonly known as Winter Rite Day.
On this day, all followers of Evernight would head to nearby churches to witness the sun set and night descend. Then they would attend Mass, partake in Communion, listen to the choir, and participate in all kinds of activities.
For Evernight believers in Loen, 1350 had been a heavy year. The intensity of the war and rising prices had robbed them of their good spirits, yet this Winter Rite Day, they still left their homes. This was because the Church of Evernight, sponsored by the Film Charity Foundation, would distribute food vouchers and tickets to the outdoor premiere of a new film in Osses Square, Cherwood Borough, several days later.
The former allowed recipients to obtain corresponding supplies at any relief station or church, while the latter secured them a seat at the premiere square... For Backlund residents who had gone so long without "entertainment," this was already a wonderful New Year's gift.
St. Samuel Cathedral, Grand Prayer Hall.
Audrey, draped in a black Cloak and accompanied by Susie, the golden retriever carrying a small leather bag on her back, walked toward her seat with an unadorned face.
In the end, she had not chosen to invite the families, relatives, and friends of those killed or wounded in the war on Winter Rite Day, using the emotional resonance they produced to fulfill the ritual's requirements. Instead, she had communicated with Mr. Tower and planned to advance to Manipulator at the new film's premiere.
"Audrey, you are so hypocritical... There is no essential difference between exploiting the grief of the bereaved and exploiting the emotional outburst of moviegoers... You chose the latter only so you could throw the 'guilt' and 'pain' in