Act Eighteen: Knights and Blacksmiths

What Monica had mentioned was that the Valarun Warrior Hall had finally been completed. Before Brando had left Valhalla for Ambersell, he had instructed Monica to construct, in order, all the buildings Valhalla could currently build. Although the main focus was training Wind Archers and completing Valhalla's development from the first stage into the second, Monica had still found time during his absence in Dead Frost Forest to finish constructing the Valarun Warrior Hall—or perhaps "finish" was not quite accurate, since the hall had only just been completed. The light spirit girl had merely come to report it to him a few days earlier.

The reason Brando had made Wind Archers the focus of Valhalla's early development was partly that he already had Treant archers to serve as recruits, and partly that Valhalla had not provided the slightest introduction to the Valarun Warrior Hall. Unlike the Wind Spirit Archer Camp and Tree Nest, which clearly explained what units they produced, how they were trained, and what prices and resources were required, the hall gave Monica nothing concrete to explain.

But the Valarun Warrior Hall's description contained only one sentence—it was a functional building.

Brando had only seen such descriptions on auxiliary buildings like the Mage Tower, Moon Tower, and Crystal Pool. Usually, players had to build those structures themselves before figuring out their uses. Yet the Valarun Warrior Hall sounded like a training facility, something akin to Eluin's noble military barracks, and its description was so vague that Brando found it highly unusual. However, when Tonigell had first begun construction, a possible war had been imminent. Brando had not dared indulge his curiosity over something like this, so he had chosen the safer Wind Spirit Archer Camp instead.

That did not mean he was not curious about this so-called Valarun