In the Bosque capital, Pith, the city was still scorched and in shambles. If there was a change it was that things were finally looking up for its citizens. Miller did not neglect any of his subjects despite the fact that helping was definitely beyond the kingdom's budget.
In return, the citizens smiled brightly and spoke optimistically whenever they saw his figure walk past or whenever they saw him help feed the hungry.
Brennan had to admit that he wasn't able to compete with Miller when it came to charity. Clearly as a person that went through a thornier path than Brennan himself he was rather humble and willing to help the needy.
Common sense dictated that this exchange of money for gratitude was not worth it. The crisis that befell the Bosque Kingdom already exceeded the budget so why care for the citizen's well-being as well?
