An Extra’s POV

The Adventurers City wasn't particularly known for its beauty.

It resembled a simple town, though there was an abundance of large buildings within its territories. This was to accommodate for the many residents that chose to live there.

Since Adveturers often spent their time away from the house, sometimes even traveling out of the City for Quests, many of them preferred to lodge in Inns rather than rent a place of their own.

There was also the option of buying land, or a house, but it was very rare to see Adventurers opt for this option.

Not only was land in short supply, since most people didn't care to sell their properties, there was no real reason for an Adventurer to be tied down to a property they would never use.

The only ones who would consider this option were Adventurers who had families, but even they preferred renting a house to buying a property.

At the very least, there was the chance of changing locations if one went with the former.

In any case, the allure of the Adventurers City wasn't in its external appearance, which was probably why the Otherworlders who now walked down the street of the big city didn't feel much of an electrifying sensation.

They appeared more lost than excited.

"Are you sure you know where to go, Adonis? Maybe we should just ask around?"

This question came from Eric, rather than the usual blabbermouth Justin. The latter had long taken the hint and was now sulking silently.

"I'm sure." Adonis responded calmly, not looking back to see Eric's frustrated face.

Unlike most of his classmates, Eric actually wanted to properly explore the Adventurers City since he had always been an avid fantasy fan.

He felt it was a shame they weren't being given the opportunity to split and explore on their own.

to talk to some Adventurers and get a feel of this place!' Eric flexed his glasses and felt

the only one

in an Inn, considering how uncomfortable they felt to

Adventurers City was no slum, by any means, but compared to the Capital it was sorely lacking. It was easy to spot some safety and health violations, both of which would

a little unnerving. Adventurers had a certain glare that made them appear threatening, so it wasn't strange for them to cast them on people—even

threatened by those glares. They were pretty confident that they could take on most of the Adventurers

fundamental problem was the fact

Even when they explored the town back then, they never strayed too far

certainly never stayed out late

at once, and with so many new experiences clashing upon one another, the teenagers wanted nothing more than to find their rooms and

they would miss adult

was going. In a few minutes, they arrived at their destination—a prestigious-looking building by the

to what the students were used to, the architecture was a little shoddy, and the overall design could use some

couldn't be choosers, though, so they simply swallowed any kind of criticism they had and trailed behind their

Room for my party." Adonis approached the receptionist with such ease and confidence, almost as if he had

most people in the shoes of his classmates would have displayed

used to Adonis being

this skill so

was just a

would you like?

He said, cutting her short, though not

That will be 10 Bronze Coins a night, plus

of their residence for one night. They expected it to be a lot more expensive, considering what they were used to in

than what they were getting

meals for everyone

was, and it

they were