"Today marked Roman's thirtieth day in Sige Town.
Sige Town was greeted by a heavy rain.
In the past month, there had been three or four rain showers in this land, but those were light rains, only enough to dampen the ground, with little impact on farming and labor, which was within Roman's acceptable range.
Farmers were used to working in the rain.
But today's downpour was substantial, covering the entire world in a layer of misty water haze.
The continuous spring rain, as fine as flower needles and cow hair, was dense and persistent.
It had been raining for half a day with no sign of letting up.
Roman enjoyed a rare chance to sleep in.
For the past month, he hadn't rested at all; his daily schedule had been packed. If he wasn't tilling the land, he was chopping trees, or cutting vegetables, an enormous amount of labor that kept him thoroughly engaged, making him feel as if he had endless energy.
