Charlie Street, a street no longer than 50 meters and the small square mentioned was nothing more than a space under a cypress tree that was planted ages ago at the center.
The cypress tree was at least 30 meters tall. Its dense and concentrated crown was not affected by the season. Instead of turning brown and withering, the thin needle-like leaves were brilliantly green.
It looked like a huge green umbrella from afar.
Under the tree were four stone benches that surrounded the trunk in all four directions, providing a resting spot for the people and protecting the tree in a unique manner.
There were two four-wheeled wagons, wider than the common ones that were parked close to the stone benches. The carriages were covered tight and other than the wagoner on top, no one knew what was in those wagons.
Another wagon was slowly approaching the small square and it stopped when it was around 20 meters away.
