The first Tuesday of each month is Briff's Divine Grace Day.
On this day, townspeople hold celebrations to praise the Great Saint Mother's mercy and generosity for granting them a wonderful life today.
The celebration is held in the town center, where townspeople enjoy grilled fish and meat, drinking wine merrily.
The celebrating crowd forms a long line, holding torches, singing and dancing from the tavern all the way to the great cathedral, in revelry that lasts throughout the night.
Yet, during moments of pause, some people always stop, and their gaze unconsciously drifts towards the mountains on the west side of the island, eyes filled with yearning.
They know that the celebration there is the true Divine Grace Day, where one can receive the blessing of the gods.
At the edge of the western mountains, near the sea cliffs, a precarious path clings to the mountainside.
