The One Who Guides Wind and Flame (6)

Perhaps it is because the mountain range does not block the cold air from the north as it does in the central region?

The grassland climate is considerably colder than that of the central region.

Several days had passed since I came to this settlement.

The Barm people rise early to tend to their livestock, such as horses, sheep, and cattle.

When I went outside the tent to match their schedule, the cold wind made my body tremble.

However, depending on the season, warm winds blow in from the southern sea, making the difference in temperature quite extreme.

Also, when cold and warm winds collide, the weather turns stormy, often bringing strong winds and heavy rain.

Since some livestock fall ill when struck by rain, the Barm people worship the winds that blow across the grasslands and hope they remain calm.

Originally, the position Tselen called the wind-reading shaman was probably in charge of weather forecasts and religious rites.

Based on the weather data accumulated by generations of wind-reading shamans, they read the way the wind blows and the movement of the clouds to predict the weather in the coming days...