(Little Mia is running...)

Time came to Sunday, and the rare heavy snow weather covering the western part of the Old World had already made the news in the Tobesk Morning News. What Shade was worried about was whether Margaret and her party, who were taking the train to Huntington, would suffer because of this.

A snowstorm brings other travel troubles.

This morning, he did not use the time key of Fifth Epoch 903 for the last time. Instead, he said goodbye to Dorothy after breakfast and went to Huntington alone. After entering the city from the White River Valley Vineyard in a carriage, he first went

Snake Heart Hospital found Sister Devlin.

Although the nun did not leave the city yesterday, she had a special contact with Granny Cassandra, so she knew the itinerary of Miss Carina and Miss Sylvia.

Although the train will definitely be delayed, it should arrive this morning.

Huntington is an important transportation hub in the eastern part of the Pantanal where trains are inaccessible, and its train station is not much smaller than Tobesk.

Shade and the nun came to the "Mrs. Feeney's Teahouse" near the station early to wait. They were accompanied by Sister Devlin's maid. After all, she was blind and could not travel without the help of a servant.

Shade ordered a cup of local specialty honey grape tea at the teahouse, intending to try a fresh drink, while Sister Devlin ordered a cup of very ordinary black tea. Of course, the charging standards here are not low at all, and they are for drinking tea.

The porcelain tea set proves this.

Sister Devlin did not wear a conspicuous blindfold when she went out, but just covered her eyes with linen. Shade casually chatted with the nun about his impressions of this southern city and the local legends he had heard. While waiting, they

I also heard a lot of new things from the guests who arrived here by other trains and wanted to have a cup of tea to warm themselves first.

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