Chapter 242: Spring Plowing, Military Farming, and Fields

The wind of June was relentless, driving layers of cloud and mist as it rose from the Great Lake in the Gulf of Mexico. After half a month's journey, it finally arrived above the fields of the Patzcuaro Lake region, bringing with it the first rain of the rain season.

The sound of rain dropped steadily, a light drizzle fell from the sky, scattering onto the half-barren land of the Patzcuaro Lake region, softening the soil, making it more suitable for the farming tools. The fine rain danced in the air, moistening the endlessly cultivated fields, and dampening the heads of the busy young men.