Zans.

For Count Onen's tea party, Erwin didn't feel like it was necessary to be too well dressed. Instead, he was aiming for a more modest appearance. The first reason for this was because he was only supposed to be an ordinary artist at the moment, and the second reason for this was that he didn't want Count Onen to come under the false impression that he was holding this event in very high regard.

Onean was even more casual in her dress code, putting on a white dress with an orange sheep wool shawl draped over her shoulders, giving her a vibrant and refreshing appearance.

The two of them made their way to Count Onen's manor on foot, and by the time they arrived, there were already many horse-drawn carriages parked outside the lavish manor. Erwin took a rough glance at these carriages, and an amused smile appeared on his face. Just as the new nobles of Tellier claimed, these old nobles of Zans were truly struggling financially.

Stylistically speaking, all of the carriages had been constructed in a very spacious and luxurious fashion, but it was clear that barely any of them had received a new paint job in the recent past. Thus, they were all looking quite rugged and dilapidated. Even the...