640: Yinhui Town

Chapter 640: Silverglow Town

After that, nothing else happened.

After all, with the previous attack by the Magic Spirit Ogre, no other monsters would appear in the vicinity for a short period.

They would rest well tonight and continue their journey at dawn.

They kept walking until the afternoon, and trees still surrounded them.

Although it was still all trees, Emily could vaguely see that the “gaps” between the trees were becoming larger.

This indicated that they were getting closer to the exit.

Moreover, they could faintly see that the vegetation on The Ground was scarcer, giving it a “dirt road” feel.

This suggested that many people frequently entered Silverglow Forest from this direction.

“We’re almost at the exit, not much further, at our pace, half an hour at most,” Farn said to everyone.

“Yay! We’re finally getting out!” Doris cheered excitedly.

As they neared the exit, everyone’s spirits were clearly high.

And Emily also noticed that she was starting to see other people.

Many, they would see groups of people walking in every few steps.

People inside were coming out, and people outside were coming in.

“Whew~ We’re finally out!” Emily, the blonde priest, let out a sigh of relief.

Emily gazed into the distance and saw a cluster of buildings far away.

After exiting Silverglow Forest, there was a plain, with small rivers and streams visible on both sides, likely tributaries.

The environment was excellent, with bright sunshine, a wide view, flat terrain, rivers, forests, and many mountains not far away.

It could be said that all elements were present.

No wonder they chose to establish Silverglow Town here.

They walked all the way to Silverglow Town.

Silverglow Town had no tall city walls or anything similar, only simple “fences” and entrances; knowing where to enter was sufficient.

After all, the town itself was formed from a gathering place.

It had some planning, but not much, and the number of commoners here was not large.

It was mainly composed of adventurers, mercenaries, various other professionals, and a large number of merchants.

Plus, many guild staff members.

Although called a town, there was no so-called mayor or similar existence; it was basically governed by the Adventurers Guild and the Merchant Alliance.

Isn’t this just an “open” market!

The group walked towards the Adventurers Guild.

“Yo! Farn! You guys are out of Silverglow Forest! How was the harvest?”

Along the way, Farn and his group seemed to be a “somewhat famous” adventurer team.

Many people would greet them and say hello when they saw them on the road.

“You guys are quite popular!” Emily whispered to Doris.

“Oh, it’s just the captain who’s popular! He’s a really good person, and he often drinks with others, so he’s gotten to know a lot of people,” Doris said to Emily with a smile.

“Oh? So you and Emily aren’t popular? You two are so cute~” Emily asked curiously.

“Wh-…what cute! Don’t talk nonsense! We look very ordinary!” Doris’s face immediately turned red when she heard Emily’s words, and she stammered in response to Emily.

A maiden’s blush surpasses all words.

“No way! You two are clearly very cute!” Emily shook her head slightly, refuting Doris’s words.

She was telling the truth.

Doris and Emily were indeed very cute; Emily was a blonde priest, sacred yet possessing the purity of a maiden.

Doris, on the other hand, was full of vitality and youthful energy, and she also seemed to have a bit of “wild” charm.

Add the label of “maiden” to both of them, tsk tsk tsk~

“How-…how could that be~” Doris mumbled a few words.

“We’re here, let’s go,” Farn’s voice suddenly sounded, and only then did Emily look up and see the huge building in front of her.

Above it hung a large shield and crossed swords emblem, with the words “Adventurers Guild” written below.

The door was very large and fully open, and Emily saw countless adventurers and professionals going in and out.

Upon entering, the space was very spacious.

There were also signs and designated areas.

For example, a quest acceptance area, a commission quest area, a commission completion verification area, and so on.

There were also rest areas, trading areas, etc.

The Adventurers Guild’s premises were large enough, and it was “self-built,” occupying a huge plot of land.

It felt as if the entire town was built around the Adventurers Guild.

And in reality, it was indeed so!

The Adventurers Guild was also a crucial existence that supported this town!

Soon, Farn and his team went to hand over their commission quests and also sold all the monster materials they had to the Adventurers Guild.

“Here, Emily, this is your money.” Emily was given a heavy bag filled with a pile of gold coins.

The gold coins in this world were standard, weighing 10g each.

This bag… who knew how many gold coins it contained.

Emily took it; the bag wasn’t very big, only about two palms in size, but in reality, it was a “rule” manifestation, containing eighty-six thousand five hundred gold coins.

It seemed that if it exceeded 100,000 gold coins, it would turn into a “box” form when taken out.

Different amounts of gold coins manifested in different forms.

This is very much like a game!

Of course, you didn’t need a “carrier” if you didn’t want one; for example, if you liked to lie in a pile of gold coins, that was also fine.

“Thank you~” Emily took the bag; the other party simply didn’t want the gold coins from selling the Magic Spirit Ogres.

Emily took it and tossed it into her spatial storage, just like various “junk,” keeping it as inventory, perhaps for use someday.

Emily had many, many items of this type, as she often traveled between multiple worlds.

“Next, we’ll rest here for a few days; we’ve earned money, so everyone can go relax,” Farn said.

“Emily will go to the Royal Capital and study at the Holy See for a while,” Emily said.

Priests were generally affiliated with the Holy See.

Emily realized after observing that Farn’s adventurer team was not “inseparably” bound together.

After each entry into Silverglow Forest, they would go do their own things, or even go into secret realms.

Everyone usually did their own thing, but when there were group activities, they would communicate directly through the “friend” panel.

Then everyone would gather, whether to enter Silverglow Forest or delve into a secret realm.

That was pretty much their kind of life.

They weren’t always active together.

“So that’s how it is!” Emily said, suddenly enlightened.

“Then Emily, can I go with you to the Royal City?” Emily asked Emily.

She wanted to go to this world’s Royal City with Emily.

There were many kingdoms, and within the kingdoms were duchies, similar to a “feudal system.”

Plus, various noble lords… there were countless forces.

However, Silverglow Town did not belong to any kingdom; it was an independent and special existence.

And its location was also at the border of multiple kingdoms.

It could be considered a “public area,” and it didn’t need to pay taxes to anyone… after all, it didn’t even have a town mayor.

[Thank you all for the gifts! I didn’t expect anyone to still be reading this book now; many parts in the beginning were not well-written… and there were quite a few plot holes, but it’s already written this far, and I can’t change it, hahaha~ Those who can still read this far are truly devoted! My darlings~]