Tales Of Tragedy
Sometimes, it helps just to have someone to talk to.
~Azra
Sania
The North
Khaldhum
Khaldhum proved not as daunting as expected; the weather, occasionally unfavorable, gradually became a backdrop to which Sania acclimated. The Hara household, however, appeared understated. The manor, at times, felt haunted, shrouded in silence due to the sparse number of inhabitants. Sania soon realized that the Hara family wasn't extensive - Lord and Lady Hara, the heads; Lord Khalji, their heir; and his first wife, who had been bedridden. Now, with Sania's arrival, the household gained another member. Despite its seeming solitude, the Hara manor hosted a continuous flow of guests. Travelers of noble birth found lodging within its walls periodically, creating a lively atmosphere that contrasted with the otherwise tranquil surroundings. Such was the scene at that moment, as the manor embraced the presence of new arrivals.