The preparations for the Far West Spell Contest took place in the central region of the already developed Far Western Land.
There was a city here named Western Heaven City.
This city was enormous, even somewhat larger than Stone City.
Not only were there spirit monsters and humans here, but there were also many ghosts.
Most of these ghosts, however, were bald.
It was said that they had once worked in a place called City No. 95. Later, for some unknown reason, all their hair had fallen out, leaving them bald.
Because they had no hair, other ghosts mocked them. They then bribed some patrolling ghost gods and smuggled themselves into the Present World.
They reproduced in Western Heaven City, pairing with humans and spirit monsters, continually multiplying and growing in number.
The strange thing was that their descendants were all bald, regardless of sex.
In the end, they became a distinctive sight in Western Heaven City-the baldheads.
But these baldheads had mixed bloodlines, and their baldness gave them a rather lowly status.
They performed all kinds of hard labor in Western Heaven City, occupying the lowest rung, and their lives were exceedingly difficult.
Fortunately, Heaven opened its eyes. For some unknown reason, a great many construction projects had been handed down from above over the past two years.
Relying on their bizarrely varied bloodlines and their entirely hairless bodies, the baldheads actually managed to secure some jobs:
They collected sunlight during the day, then released it at night to shine on their heads, reflecting the light to illuminate construction sites.
This light was far brighter than lanterns, torches, and the like.
Only then did the baldheads' lives become somewhat easier.
But as construction progressed, the ambitious among the baldheads began sighing in despair. "I think the projects are about