Why call it Farview Town?
Landen had actually thought about this question for a long time. He had considered names like Goldshire, Stormwind City, Undercity, Beijing, New York, and London, but in the end, he chose this one.
Farview—to look into the distance. What he wanted to see was not merely this underground world, nor just the Surface World, but even beyond all the planes of space.
What Landen wanted to look toward was his home—the real home he had before coming here.
After inhabiting this body for so long, he had basically integrated into this world. But that did not mean he no longer missed home. In other words, if the former Landen had integrated into Degang's body and faced a world far more colorful than this one, would he stop missing this place?
Of course not. As he had said, this world was his home.
Although Landen was quite happy serving as lord now and was full of ambition, that did not necessarily mean he was truly happy. This body had a powerful mother and three equally powerful sisters, but Landen had never truly acknowledged them. They were merely this body's relatives. In terms of souls, they were still strangers.
People often said that wherever one's family was, there was home. But did Landen have any family here? At least, he did not now. Therefore, this place was not yet home, and Landen missed home.
Of course, no one understood what was in his heart. Even Hogg, who was closest to him, did not understand. Thus, they all guessed at the name Farview Town for reasons completely different from the real one. Landen naturally would not explain. Interpret it however you like—as long as you're happy living here.
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