The north wind, laden with snow dust, blew all the way from the distant mountains, like a bone-chilling blade sweeping through every street and alley of Red Tide Territory.
Even though Red Tide Territory was considered a southern region of the Northern Territory, it finally felt the chill of deep winter.
Once stepping outside, the white mist exhaled was so dense it seemed as if it could freeze in the air.
Thin ice on the river's surface began to quietly spread out.
Occasional low growls came from the forest, all from beasts beginning to migrate southward.
The hunters of Red Tide Territory also seized this brief opportunity to catch a lot of game.
All of this indicated that the cold winter of the Northern Territory had truly arrived.
However, the arrival of winter did not disrupt the order of Red Tide Territory in the slightest.
Every household stuffed the distributed cotton cloth into door gaps to prevent cold winds from entering the house.
