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== Chronology == [[Tolveilouka Veβdelina Mer|Tolveilouka]] came to the village one day, but became furious when he learned where the village's ivory came from, and was chased out. The next morning, he burned their fields. Unable to grow anything quickly due to the coming winter, the village was threatened with starvation. The situation worsened to the point that they ate leather and sold all magic items to buy food, except other villages had their fields burned and were looking for provisions as well. Three weeks before the blizzard, [[Rittane]] covertly wrote a letter to 'Santa' asking for food and gave it to [[Fals Lenestre|Fals]], who delivered it to [[the Wandering Inn]] for free. When a harsh blizzard began, the village handled attacks from [[Snow Golems]] without difficulty thanks to their bridge, but they were still starving. Only the undead had the energy to go outside. Thanks to Rittane's letter, [[Normen Callesn|Normen]] set out with the [Driver] [[Zanze]] to deliver food to Rheirgest. They arrived with the help of [[Jewel]], [[Antherr Twotwentyonethree Herodotus|Antherr]], [[Vess]], and [[Ama]], saving the village just in time.<ref name=":0" /> During the Winter Solstice, Kasigna reanimated the giant Skeleton and sent it to attack the Wandering Inn and its defenders. The village was destroyed as a consequence and the villagers had to flee.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2023/11/22/9-66/ Chapter 9.66]</ref>
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