บท 1344: From Blackest Day (Part 2)

The Blackest Day was a treat for kids and criminals alike. Each city and village of the Kingdom held its own fair, bringing a lot of money to local business and lots of thieves in the streets.

It was one of the busiest nights for the members of the law enforcement so Kamila had to leave right after dinner.

The members of the Yehval and of the Fastarrow families dined together at the Verhen's because putting the children together was the only way for the grown-ups to have some quiet.

The fair was a big event for someone so young and they all had saved as much as they could from their allowances for that day. Also, being kids, they believed to superstitions and were excited at the idea of seeing spirits wandering among the living.

As long as the ghosts kept at a distance and their parents protected them, of course.