In the early September morning, the ry Court Barracks nestled among the mountains began to cool down.
The mercury thermometer guided by the Saint's Grandson had already indicated 26 degrees Gage.
Accompanied by the cold moisture from Nanze Lake, those nestled in the open space of the spring machine car camp had to wear short cloaks.
When the temperature drops by noon, this layer of cloak is removed.
However, for the Dwarfs, the standardized short cloak provided by the factory was not very reasonable; wearing them was like wearing knee-length cloaks.
In this open space, half were workers from the ry Court Barracks wearing indigo overalls, and the other half were bearded Dwarf Artisans.
Most of them stood by the tracks, which served both the spring locomotives and the horse-drawn trains.
