The leaves of the forest trees are beginning to change color.
Displaying a scene woven with golden and reddish-brown hues.
Although the wasteland in the far distance, yet to be developed, remains covered with weeds.
Compared to the lush greenery of summer, it's already slightly yellowed.
September marks the harvest season.
Although Lynn's territory only planted three thousand acres of peas, they are now ripe.
Lynn stood on the limestone road, his gaze sweeping over the farmland.
In the farmland, pea vines were covered densely with pods.
Each pod displayed a mature pale yellow.
Lynn moved his hand, picked a pod, the peas inside full and firm.
Next, all that is needed is to cut the pea plants, collect them, and then transport them to the village for drying.
Once the pods are sun-dried to remove moisture, a casual strike with a bean-stick could easily thresh the pods.
Finally, they can be stored.
