The people of Percival noticed that this winter seemed colder than any before.
Heavy snow continued from November through the end of January, blanketing Inracetales in a layer of white. The gloomy sky offered no hint of sunlight.
Despite the harsh winter, it was soothing for the people of Percival.
Not only did the country provide subsidies for every household, but there were also winter welfare benefits. People didn't need to worry about not being able to work due to the snow, and to stave off boredom, they even organized snow competitions.
Activities such as sledding and skiing were held. The public participated enthusiastically, and the cold wind couldn't extinguish their inner passion.
And so, the chilly winter passed amid this lively atmosphere.
In early February, the people of Percival received good news.
On the fourth of February, which also marked the Spring Equinox in Jimenez, the coronation ceremony of the Prince Brooklyn would take place.
