Hajin guided the returning convoy down the Sixth's registry road as residents made space for the injured and the children.
The crowd left the transit lane open, giving the injured companions a direct route to the clinic before any celebration.
Citizens and returning laborers lined both sides of the thoroughfare, leaving a painted white transit lane completely open.
Ropes held the spectators behind marked safety posts, keeping the direct thoroughfare clear from the gate to the clinic.
Beside the central stone well, a newly constructed platform stood elevated with fresh sap gleaming along its steps.
Hajin slowed his mount at the perimeter, observing the painted lane, the empty stage, and Loccy's tightly braced arms.
"They built a speaking stage while she still needs both arms immobilized in rigid splints," he observed in silence.
Someone among the municipal planning committees decided that public victory cheering deserved precedence over immediate medical treatment.
