As the year-end approaches, a shadow of war drifts over the lands of Langsande County.
Starting mid-December, more and more messenger cavalry began appearing on the formerly peaceful streets.
The military police announced that a two-month curfew would begin in Joan of Arc Castle from the 27th.
Every morning when residents of Joan of Arc Castle wake up and open their stained glass or oilcloth windows, they can see soldiers in black marching in neat formation.
These soldiers wear identical black jackets, draped with a short cape reaching only to their elbows, and leather ankle boots on their feet.
Occasionally, they can also see Kush Knights from the south, groups of Holy Gun Cavalry, and even some students hastily arriving from Frick Middle School.
Previously, most of the Salvation Army's legions comprised Child Soldiers serving as Service Soldiers, growing up on the battlefield, studying while fighting, destined to be an independent force outside the Horn government.
