Imperial Calendar, December 18, 1463, it was a clear winter day.
A group of middle-aged and elderly people arrived at Blue Mill Village; to be precise, they were Holy Alliance officers.
Since they were fighting outside, they naturally couldn't dress in formal attire every day like the Royal Court's Angel Envoy, but instead wore simple military uniforms.
Turn-up sleeve jacket, leather belt, neat jodhpurs, and tall leather boots.
Looking at it from Horn's perspective, these uniforms have touched upon the edge of his hometown's 18th-century military attire, and this military fashion is gradually spreading among civilians.
At least until now, the Holy Alliance has always been a military-first nation.
With the impending war, villagers of Blue Mill Village fled one after another to mountain shelters.
The area was requisitioned as the front-line command post for this last battle.
