Chapter 121.2 \n<h1>Chapter 121 Heart Pounding Vacation ā”Ā </h1>\n\nIn this world, there are dangerous places that you should refrain from entering as much as possible.
Treasure Hunters tend to forget, but for a normal traveler, mountains and forests that are not under the control of the country are at the top of the list.
In mountains and forests that are inaccessible to humans, there are an abundance of foods and valuable resources that could be harvested and sold at a high price if you bring it back to a town. However, there are dangers that can outweigh these advantages. There is a reason why those items will be sold at a high price when they are available.
It was because of the Monsters. Harsh terrain and carnivorous wildlife were also troubling, but they paled in comparison to the threat Monsters posed.
Compared to easily accessible plains, mountains and forests that are far from a town and humans reach, possess troublesome Monsters that would immediately be a target for subjugation if they were found near human settlements. Those Monsters have created their own ecosystem.In addition, studies have also shown that at earth veins, which are the pathways for Mana Material, often pass under mountains and forests, and that tend to make the Monsters living there grow more powerful than their common counterpart.
Garest Mountains exist within the territory of the Empire, but were a land that was largely untouched.
The road that barely exists anymore was built a long time ago and has not been maintained for a long time, it was barely wide enough for a carriage to pass.Compared to the maintained roads, the ground is uneven and just by sitting still in the carriage, you can tell that this road is the kind of road you would call a bad road.\n
In the midst of the violent vibrations, I wondered if this road would eventually disappear too, as I thought to myself while running away from reality.
Outside the carriage, there were a lot of angry shouts. I canāt see the scene outside the carriage because the curtains were closed, but I can tell that they were fighting against a Monster.
I heard the cry and the scream of a mysterious Monster and the carriage shook greatly. The horse neighed and a metallic sound overlapped it.Liz sloppily laid flat on her back, rubbed her exposed stomach and smile without any tension.
āNeeee nee1, Cry-chan. What should I say to them next? Isnāt there any good provocation? One that makes you want to fly here right away! Letās think of one together?ā
ā¦ā¦ Incidentally, Treasure Hunters tend to forget the dangers of forests and mountains because āā They are always exploring one of the most dangerous places in the world, even more dangerous than mountains and forests, Treasure Shrines.Compared to Phantoms that appear almost infinitely and even when it was defeated, they leave nothing behind in most cases, Monsters that were certain to leave corpses and fleshes behind when they were defeated are probably better for your purse. It wasnāt like I didnāt understand their logic behind it, but I think one isnāt better than the other, and we should be wary of both of them.
I changed my gaze from Liz, who was *gorogoro* laid on her back and rolling around without paying any attention to what was going on outside, to Sytry, who was sitting next to me.
āErr, wellā¦ā¦ Is that, is the outside fine?ā\nāI think there are no problems. Their classes are still low. Do you have any concerns about it?ā
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Sytry, who was sitting peacefully and smiling with her hands on her knees, looked thoughtful for a moment, but soon answered.
āā¦ā¦ Eeeh. No, in that case it is goodā¦ā¦ā
While nodding plausibly, I frowned.A few hours after changing course. I was immediately suspicious of having made a bad choice.
ā¦ā¦ This roadā¦ Isnāt there too many Monsters?
Tino, who should have been able to understand my feelings, had fallen on her knees and laid her face down since the beginning of the first battle, and is now only trembling when there is a vibration from the carriage and doesnāt even look at me.
\nI hesitate a little, but I gather my resolve and check with Sytry.