The Land of Miracles, Aisenla, was a beautiful city. Although it had no military force to maintain public order, its crime rate was astonishingly low.
Aisenla's punishments were simple—or rather, there was only one: expulsion from the city.
For petty theft and the like, offenders would be expelled to small cities such as Kil City and forbidden from ever returning to the Land of Miracles, Aisenla.
As for robbery, causing others to become disabled, and similar crimes, offenders would be expelled to Hru's Holy Silver District. To Aisenla's civilians, Hru was a terrifying city straight out of legend.
As for the grave crime of murder, offenders would be expelled to Hru's Bone Harbor. For a civilian who went there, surviving even a few hours would be a miracle.
If a criminal successfully escaped Bone Harbor, they would earn their freedom. Aside from being forbidden from returning to Aisenla, they could enter and leave other cities freely—provided they could leave Hru City first.
To date, 99% of the criminals exiled to Bone Harbor had died there. Even Gray Wizards did not dare act arrogantly in Bone Harbor. The gangs there were capable of hunting witches.
Witch corpses could even be taken to Bone Harbor and sold. A Gray Wizard's corpse generally fetched around five hundred to seven hundred silver coins.
Once, a Secret-Magic Wizard went to Bone Harbor for revenge. As a result, that wizard's corpse appeared in Bone Harbor's underground market the next day, cut into twenty-six pieces and soaked in glass bottles filled with embalming fluid.
Those with potential could become Gray Wizards after drinking an Enlightenment Potion. What happened to those without potential if they were injected with one directly? Anyone who wanted to know the answer only needed to take a day trip to Bone Harbor—assuming they