The vastness of the Endless Continent was well known.
This made drawing a map of the continent quite a challenging undertaking.
There were simply no maps of the continent available on the market.
Even if there were, they were only rough outlines riddled with errors and omissions.
The royal families certainly possessed high-quality maps.
For instance, two close ministers jointly unfurled this enormous parchment scroll before King Ragnar.
It was over four meters long and more than two meters wide.
The broader the region covered, the larger the map had to be, and the smaller its scale became accordingly.
If the map of the Endless Continent were made palm-sized, nothing on it would be visible at all.
The map precisely marked the territories of the major kingdoms, even the locations of every Great City.
It also included part of the nearby seas and the islands upon them.
Reaching such a level of precision in cartography was no easy feat.
However, the lowest administrative division marked on it was the Great City.
That was perfectly normal.
Limited by the size of the Endless Continent and the conditions for surveying and mapping.
Frequently updating maps was undoubtedly a luxury. Compared to Bang Cities and villages that were often destroyed or newly established.
Only Great Cities could truly stand for the long term.
In other words, only Great Cities qualified to be marked upon it.
After the map was unfurled, King Ragnar narrowed his eyes.
His sharp gaze settled upon the border between southern Avalon and the Nord Kingdom.
The current situation in the Nord Kingdom was highly complicated.
The Lodebrok Royal Family's territory lay to the north, east, and west of the kingdom.
Their overall sphere of influence accounted for roughly two-thirds of the kingdom's territory.
The Trivashin Family, meanwhile, mainly occupied