As ordered by the King and relayed by Xestrida, the warring troops rested in different ways they knew to. Some visited the tavern and had the finest liquor. few just went to secluded areas and meditated peacefully, while others went to see mesmerizing sceneries in the city and bathed in the relaxation and peace. However, of all those that had a rest, those who embraced their lovers and betrothed, as much as they could, were the most numerous of all. The reason simply being that there were more couples in the military than natural. Since soldiers, knights, and warriors alike were always out on expeditions or serving in camps almost permanently, relationships with the common folks who stayed in the city and were not allowed in the military base became without success due to the long distan