This town was surrounded by a unique and incredible fence. In the midst of the vast desert stood an enormous white barrier. If one approached it curiously, they would discover that it was actually bone—the colossal remains of a Behemoth. Rapan had been built beneath ribs so enormous they could cover an entire town.
This place had once been nothing more than a small oasis, but the Behemoth's remains had transformed it completely. An astonishing number of labyrinths had appeared here, turning it into a land that drew countless adventurers. In Rapan, adventurers who came from all over the world seeking overnight riches played out one tragedy and moving tale after another.
This chaotic, bustling town had now become one of the Begaritt Continent's foremost metropolises.
This passage was quoted from my teacher Bradycond's work, Travels Across the World.
After parting ways with Helen, I planned to head straight to the Adventurer Guild to meet up with Rudy and the others.
However, just as I was about to leave, that fool Yani stopped me. She seemed a little bashful. Weren't women from the Begaritt Continent supposed to be very casual?
"Dolin, are you leaving?"
Seeing the aggrieved look in Yani's eyes, I guessed she had mistaken this for the last time we would ever meet.
"Yani, your guild leader, Helen Robert, and I have already made a deal. She'll wait for us in Rapan before leaving together. So we'll still have a chance to meet again."
Yani was delighted to hear that we would have another chance to see each other. Then she happily ran off to find her guild leader.
Sigh, I just hoped the girl wouldn't be disappointed when she saw me next time and found out I had become their boss.
After leaving the caravan, I asked