After the arrival of Revival Month, the weather in the southern parts of Anzu began to warm up rapidly.
This was a pleasant change for those working in places like port docks.
With the rise in temperature, the frozen rivers began to thaw. The moisture trapped in the earth in the form of ice and snow melted into trickling streams under the power of the sun, these streams then merged into creeks and small rivers, eventually joining the major waterways with the glacier waters flowing down from the mountains. As the water level increased, the number of trade ships operating on the river gradually grew, which in turn supported the dockworkers, colloquially known as "mules."
