Rosalyn cautiously asked Cale.

�Young master Cale, isn�t this pretty much a third of Bago City?�

�It seems to be that way. It is smaller than I expected.�

�Smaller?�

Rosalyn flinched, but Cale did not care as he put On and Hong down and started to walk while following the edge of the lake.

�Let�s split up and enjoy the view before we gather back together.�

Cale said that one statement before walking away from the others. Only the invisible Raon was with him.

God�s tears.

Cale had done a lot of research on this lake.

There were a temple and an altar at the northern part of the lake. That place would be closed off for the festival, but the rest of the lake would remain open.

Cale headed toward a spot with not too many people and stopped in front of an information sign.

< God's tears >

< There is a legend about this lake. A god felt sorry for the Paerun Kingdom that was always frozen and created this lake that would not freeze. >

< Humans initially cheered because of this lake that could not freeze. However, humans quickly started to become greedy for more and eventually lusted after something that they should not have touched. That made the god shed some tears as he took away the water from the lake. >

Cale stood there and continue to read.

< The humans finally realized their greed and protected this lake. They continue to pray that that god will once again bless this lake with water. >

Cale became curious after reading this information that he already knew about.

�Who is it?

Which god is it?�

Cale was curious each time he read it.

< When the water returns to the lake is the moment that the god returns from the south. >

�The south.�

Cale focused on the word, �south,� and turned his head. He then became anxious.

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