"Wow!" I gasped.
The carnival was basically like an outdoor circus as a clown handed out balloons to the children that were commoners while another clown jugged empty bottles of wine.
A pretty girl walked on the tightrope while she held a big black parasol when I looked up. There were also leashed lions and dogs doing their tricks while the audience excitedly applauded in response.
"The imperial family pays for the carnival for the commoners every five years," Mill started to explain.
"Everything here is free?" I asked him when I smelled an aroma of various meat being grilled.
"Pretty much." Mill sheepishly grinned.
"Then let's go there first!" I excitedly pointed to the stalls that sold junk food.
"Hello, young lady!" A merchant gave out his business smile.
The merchant gestured t
