It was truly surprising that buildings could exist in a place inhabited by such enormous monsters.
Especially when their sheer size was apparent just from looking at them!
These were not buildings suited for human habitation. They seemed more like dwellings for giants, because they were simply too enormous.
"Want to take a look?" Joey hesitated.
The building did not give him a good feeling at all. It even felt somewhat dangerous, as though something bad would happen if he approached it.
A rare trace of indecision appeared on Ging's face as well. He had probably sensed the danger too.
"Let's take a look. We've come this far. If we miss it now, we'll definitely regret it later." Goosebumps rose on Dwun's skin, but he had no intention of going around the building.
His words, in particular, gradually firmed up Ging's and Joey's gazes.
Joey knew what Ging was hesitating over. If Ging had been alone, Joey believed he would have chosen to venture into the Tower without hesitation, but not everyone in their group possessed his level of strength.
Joey's hesitation, on the other hand, came solely from his assessment of the risk. He disliked that place, so he did not want to go.
It was that simple!
But just as Dwun had said, if they passed up the Tower now, Joey really would regret it when he thought back on it later.
"You don't need to worry about us." Ida's voice came from behind Ging. "We're not rookies who still need someone looking after us."
Ging smiled. "My mistake. Then let's take a look!"
Once they made their decision, however, the group did not move any faster. Instead, they became even more cautious.
Whether it was the distant Tower or the river they now had to cross, both