Two days felt long for Reeva. The constant snowy weather made the sky unbearably dull, always the same. Today, he was still worried. While the deer had stopped piling up outside the castle, their numbers were still significant. For the past days, all he had done was help the villagers with the bridge repairs and listen to the high priest's sermons.
After hearing about the Sun God, the people's faith in him had grown, and now they frequently came to speak with him.
When Reeva first met Quin, his impression of the man was that he was very quiet. But after gaining his trust, Quin had started to open up. He was still reserved, but far more talkative than before.
Whenever he had the chance, Quin always struck up a conversation with Reeva, asking about his life. Since Reeva hadn't grown up in the Antores household, he could only offer vague answers about his upbringing and circumstances.
