Lately, many farmers had noticed their crops were taking longer to mature. The difference wasn't drastic, but it was significant enough to be noticed by those accustomed to harvesting at a specific time.
If Ikenga's absence were to persist, this could become a serious issue. For now, however, it was just a slight setback. This was the general sentiment among the mortals.
Another pressing issue affecting the entire world was the occasional disappearance of people. Someone seen one day might be gone the next.
This was a common problem throughout the human kingdom of Nana. This issue, however, did not affect the godlings. Only the demigods could explain why this was the case.
Guards patrolled the streets with serious demeanors, their eyes like hawks, scanning for any detail. Their heightened vigilance stemmed from the fear of becoming the next to disappear.
Whatever was causing these disappearances seemed undeterred by the power of the rulers.
