Moon Feast.
It is one of the important annual festivals on the Aifala Continent, situated during the Rotten Moon as winter approaches.
On this day every year, people pray for their deceased relatives under the moonlight and hope to endure the harsh winter ahead.
Of course, due to the festival's ancient history and the vast expanse of the Aifala Continent,
the specific customs related to the festival have long changed due to various influences such as different living habits, geographical environments, and climates of each race.
For example, parading along the roads from cemeteries to towns, scattering bone fragments mixed with phosphorus under the guidance of a Priest to lead lost souls back home;
Adult men wearing new clothes, lying in snow pits they dug themselves to commemorate the deceased, while wives and family members stand on the sides throwing pine branches into the pit as blessings.
