Compared with River Valley Town, which was far livelier and more prosperous than any ordinary town, Kalanfu'er was much quieter.
Whether it was the number of pedestrians on the road or the density of the various shops and buildings on both sides, it fell far short.
Even the ratio of Adventurers to ordinary people on the streets had reached something like "three to seven," or even "two to eight."
Among ten people, only two or three could clearly be identified as Adventurers.
And one had to understand that, aside from River Valley Town, Kalanfu'er already had the highest proportion of Adventurers among the human settlements in the nearby region.
Xia Nan found this rather surprising.
It was also because, ever since he had transmigrated, he had only ever traveled back and forth between River Valley Town and Thin Mist Forest, so he had no accurate understanding of the situation.
Looking at it now, the number of Adventurers in this world was far lower than he had imagined.
He followed the caravan to an inn on the west side of Kalanfu'er.
After everyone had arranged their rooms, the caravan captain, Jeff, kept his word and directly treated everyone in the caravan to a sumptuous lunch.
To be honest, the taste was average.
Forget the deluxe set meal at White Tit Tavern; it might not even have been better than the pot of stew the halfling had made before.
But after all, someone else was treating them, and he did not have to spend his own money.
Overall, Xia Nan was fairly satisfied with the meal.
It was worth mentioning that, unlike the plain water and meat soup they had been served on the road, after arriving in Kalanfu'er, a great deal more alcohol appeared on their dining table.
They were still