Chapter 365: Inspecting Spring Plowing, The King's Ideal

May, the migratory birds of the tropics ceased their journey northward, nestling in the forests by the lake, their cheerful chirping filling the air.

The songs of the flock traveled beyond the forests where countless Prepetcha farmers were bustling in the fields. They toiled with stone and wooden plows to cultivate the land and sow the seeds of corn. On the village's finest farmland, a step plow operated by two people could vaguely be seen, slowly yet forcefully turning the soil. In the Kingdom of the Lake, metal agricultural tools were expensive and limited, uniformly kept by the village priest and prioritized for cultivating the fertile lands by the river.