The convoy slowly approached Silver Creek City. Up close, the city was far cleaner and more beautiful than it had appeared from afar.
The city gate was imposing and sturdy, and the surrounding walls stood a full ten meters tall. If Roland Town had walls like these, so many young girls would not have been abducted by Goblins.
Pedestrians streamed back and forth without end: merchant caravans, plainly dressed civilians, and, of course, Adventurers clad in armor and armed to the teeth.
Compared to Roland Town, both the civilians and Adventurers here seemed to be in better spirits. Although Silver Creek City was also close to Lorraine Forest and faced the same problem of rampaging Goblins, there were hardly any starving, gaunt people lying by the roadside.
Clearly, the excellent governance here was not mere boasting, but fact.
Having grown accustomed to all kinds of miserable sights in Roland Town and once believing the whole world was like that, Lin Mo found it somewhat hard to adjust.
Just two days' travel apart, yet the difference was so enormous!
"Everyone, routine inspections are required before entering the city."
When they reached the gate, the guards spoke very politely. It was not entirely because they were Adventurers; even toward the civilians passing nearby, their attitude was undeniably courteous.
After briefly inspecting the carriage, the guards let them through. They left the carriage near the city gate, and Alston would handle its return later.
The first thing to do upon arriving in a new city was naturally to find somewhere to settle down.
Unlike Lin Mo, who was alone, Alston and the others all had families to support and needed to get them settled as soon as possible.
The party probably would not rush to take on any missions afterward, so Lin Mo