Winter had arrived, and that year's temperatures were exceptionally low. Not only did Laine suffer extensively from snowstorms, but even the Emerald Dream Forest and Silvermoon Tribunal—two kingdoms that seldom saw snow—experienced blizzards.
However, in this era replete with magic, snowstorms did not cause much impact.
As long as the upper echelons of the kingdom were willing to spare no effort in disaster relief, they just needed to dispatch a large number of mages and priests to cast spells everywhere.
With enough spellcasters, issues such as clearing blockages and transporting food could be easily resolved in those kingdoms.
Laine was renowned for its kindness toward its citizens, so when the snowstorm struck, the Light Priests mobilized collectively, quickly mitigating the emerging disaster.
The Druids and Elves had even less to worry about, as their proportion of spellcasters was higher than that in Laine.
