Chapter 62: The Trip Home
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After my short trip to Dementia, I was finally on track to going back to my territory, but that would only be after another short trip to that unknown village where I received a side quest.
Talk about a real backwater place. There was literally not a single road available. Well, there was a path, but it was basically a single line of mud. It wasn't hard for me to see since it was the only part without dying and withering plants on top of it — all thanks to its unfertile soil.
The village was also a lawless land, so I expect that it was festered with outcasts. This neighbouring part of my territory sure was magnificently wonderful — do note the sarcasm.
That wasn't their only problem either. It often rained, and every time, especially since they were near the ocean, the water level would rise.
They could have mined something from the Rocky Mountains, but unfortunately, they lacked tools.
In a way, this part of my territory was not bad. The big Lords wouldn't bother taking over this land, evident in how it was left to rot, and this meant that I did not need to defend against invaders . . . for now.
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After my short trip to Dementia, I was finally on track to going back to my territory, but that would only be after another short trip to that unknown village where I received a side quest.
Talk about a real backwater place. There was literally not a single road available. Well, there was a path, but it was basically a single line of mud. It wasn't hard for me to see since it was the only part without dying and withering plants on top of it — all thanks to its unfertile soil.
The village was also a lawless land, so I expect that it was festered with outcasts. This neighbouring part of my territory sure was magnificently wonderful — do note the sarcasm.
That wasn't their only problem either. It often rained, and every time, especially since they were near the ocean, the water level would rise.
They could have mined something from the Rocky Mountains, but unfortunately, they lacked tools.
In a way, this part of my territory was not bad. The big Lords wouldn't bother taking over this land, evident in how it was left to rot, and this meant that I did not need to defend against invaders . . . for now.
After my short trip to Dementia, I was finally on track to going back to my territory, but that would only be after another short trip to that unknown village where I received a side quest.Talk about a real backwater place. There was literally not a single road available. Well, there was a path, but it was basically a single line of mud. It wasn't hard for me to see since it was the only part without dying and withering plants on top of it all thanks to its unfertile soil.The village was also a lawless land, so I expect that it was festered with outcasts. This neighbouring part of my territory sure was magnificently wonderful do note the sarcasm.That wasn't their only problem either. It often rained, and every time, especially since they were near the ocean, the water level would rise.They could have mined something from the Rocky Mountains, but unfortunately, they lacked tools.In a way, this part of my territory was not bad. The big Lords wouldn't bother taking over this land, evident in how it was left to rot, and this meant that I did not need to defend against invaders . . . for now.
