The atmosphere was happy and peaceful.
The spotlight fell on Matthew, who was a skillful dyer. Not only did he dye cloth, but he also did mending, and was a well-known craftsman in the village.
The villagers also offered him blessings, including a blacksmith, a carpenter, and the village's horseman, as well as farmers who asked him to repair their hoes.
The entire stage seemed to be filled with the fragrance of wheat, and Mignes, sitting in the audience, showed a surprised expression.
The appearance, the acting, especially the music, were all maxed out.
This ticket was well worth the money!
However, that sweet happiness didn't last long. Just as the audience was about to be overwhelmed by the sweetness, a hoarse voice sounded beside Eloise.
"Don't forget to go to the castle."
It was an elderly cobbler, his face etched with the weariness of years of hardship. He tapped his pipe on the shoe sole, his voice low and hoarse.
People did not want to break the happy atmosphere.
