[Three years later]
Westmere had come a long way in the past few years.
With the Viscount's guidance and the townsfolk's steady support, the Baron had managed to build everything the town needed, including a solid road linking Atinberg to Westmere.
Thanks to that, and the careful restoration of many local shops, people from all over began to visit. Some came from nearby towns, others from faraway nations, all drawn by Westmere's quiet charm.
The town's specialty was simple: handmade accessories and freshly baked bread. They weren't the kind of things you'd call grand or luxurious, but there was something warm and honest about them. Each item told a story, and paired with the region's deep historical roots, Westmere quickly became a place many dreamed of seeing at least once.
