569th Layer Black Fence

Three days was too short.

Naimus did not completely finish observing the entire Middle Earth.

For instance, the various races that were extremely rare in other places were present here in great abundance.

Whether it was an elf whose family lineage had been passed down for three generations, an orc who spoke a different language, or some bizarre and peculiar races, basically all of them could be found here.

Furthermore, these different races, different cultures, and different faiths constantly collided with one another, always managing to conjure up things that made Naimus's eyes light up and provided him with no small amount of inspiration.

At the same time, the perspectives of those beings also brought Naimus a lot of enlightenment.

Take dwarves, for example; they believed that beards were everything, being sacred and precious.

The longer a dwarf's beard, the luckier he was, and he even held a distinct advantage when it came to courting.

If you beat up a dwarf, then bought him a round of drinks and gifted him some ore, the dwarf would basically forgive you.

However, if you dared to cut off a dwarf's beard, he would pursue and hunt you down by any means necessary.

Even other fellow dwarves upon hearing of this matter would share the same bitter hatred, and even that dwarf's bitter rival might temporarily set aside their hostility to come and help the other party.

And this was the importance of beards within dwarf culture.

Naimus had originally thought that this was merely dwarf culture.

Yet through his observations, he gradually perceived that dwarves with long and aesthetically pleasing beards truly enjoyed better luck.

However, this phenomenon did not hold true for other living beings.

Subsequently, Naimus investigated the sayings regarding luck within the cultures of other races for a very