The continuous drizzle in the Fuldar area within the Hesse-Kassel Duchy had persisted for several days, causing the originally flat dirt roads to become pitted under the erosion of muddy water. A slight misstep could lead to man and horse overturning, and the air exuded an unusually damp and musty odor, making the people living in this city highly uncomfortable.
If it were just simply raining, the people of the Fulda region could endure it. After all, they and their ancestors have lived here for generations and are accustomed to Fulda's unpredictable weather. However, there is something worse happening in this area than the rain: war.
What makes it even more unbearable is that the leader of the war is not the Hesse-Kassel Duchy but the Kingdom of Prussia, supporting the Hesse-Kassel Duchy Parliament, and Austria, supporting the Hesse-Kassel Duchy's (former) Elector.
