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Castlebourne.
Telmarath.
Today was already the seventh day since the death of King Otto Reingard. Thousands of people, from commoners to an important nobleman of one of the great houses, came to Castlebourne to express their sorrow.
Following the final tribute of a dead king, the nuns and sages of the Sanctum of Light began to gather in the throne hall of Castlebourne.
They came with all the necessary items, such as brosse petals, holy water, and a group of drummers and trumpeters.
Edmund stood proudly before the throne of Castlebourne, watching as the palace soldiers began to carry King Otto's coffin into a special horse-drawn carriage covered in glass so that the city folk along the road to the Sanctum of Light could see King Otto's coffin one last time.
Archmage Dieter was the busiest among them, the nuns and sages. He was the one who had to lead this procession all the way to the cremation that would take place in the sacred hall of the Sanctum of Light.
