Moons

The moons in Reincarnated as a Sword are seven in total, each a different color. Six of the moons surround a large silver moon, and are the colors red, blue, green, yellow, purple, and pink. Once every three months, all the moons are full for a week, and a festival, the Festival of the Moons, is held then.

Great Moon
The Great Moon is a gigantic silver moon created by the God of the Silver Moon, his namesake, and is said to house him and a lot of the lesser gods.

Festival of the Moons
The Festival of the Moons, also called the Moons Festival, is a festival that happens every three months, where all the moons are full moons. It occurs on the last days of March, June, September, and December. (Note: March and December have 31 days. June and September have 30. To have the moons full on those exact days would mean the gods probably intervened to make it that way.) Compared to the other cities that celebrate it normally, Bulbola throws an extravagant festival, even grander than the one in the capital. People who want to visit Bulbola during the festival end up booking all the inns and ferries in nearby cities days before.

The Festival of the Moons officially starts when night falls. For the first night, rituals are performed.

For the first night in Bulbola, the rituals are performed in the square, accompanied by music. In the ritual Fran and Teacher attended, the music sounded Western and the rhythm somewhat like Latin. A holy Oracle comes in on a parade float toward the temple square, where a dance and a prayer will be offered to the gods. As the Oracle disembarks the float onto a stage with an altar, she sings her prayer and once it reaches the crescendo, she starts to dance along with short silver-haired, delicate-looking women in their teens. At the end of the ceremony, shrine bells chime and they pose, spreading mana suffused with divine energy around the stage. This, in effect, supposedly cleanses the area of evil spirits.

The March Moons Festival in Bulbola is considered one of the Three Great Festivals in Granzell. Its temple ritual, minstrel competition, and cooking contest are all very popular.