Chapter 109: Curse Plague (12)

If a traveler were to visit Dvallchep today, they might suspect that it's the Christmas season.

Throughout the streets, hymns echoed, and every house was adorned with red lanterns.

Moreover, the sight of residents lined up in front of the cathedral resembled the scene of people waiting in line for communion at the church on Christmas Day.

Of course, today was not the actual Christmas.

The villagers weren't celebrating a fake Christmas during the Festival of the Fools either.

It was currently late July, not December or April 1st. It was a busy season in the rural areas due to a lot of work.

However, for the people of Dvallchep, today was a day even more joyful than Christmas.

The song they were singing with all their might praised the grace of the Lord. It was because they had been saved from the plague thanks to the saint and holy being sent by Him.