The girls and the women woke up early to try the clothes they had prepared a week ago.
The boys and the men went to check their family's carriages and horses, afraid that their carriages wouldn't be good enough compared to others.
The servants and the maids were also busy serving their masters to prepare for tonight's banquet.
Countless nobles from various cities would attend the biggest aristocrat gathering ever.
Those not living at the capital had long since arrived at the capital days ago while those living at the capital already prepared to rush to the banquet at night.
Several streets leading to the royal castle were vacant for the nobles to arrive with their carriages.
The commoners didn't go to work that day because the streets in the morning were also closed for the nobles' parade.
Yes, you heard it right.
On this charity banquet day, the nobles would usually use an open-air carriage in the morning to parade around the capital.
