Sword God in a World of Magic

Over the next couple of days, the mortals became acquainted with the outside world.

To them, it was literally like a new world had been made available to them.

There were rivers, trees, wild beasts, and many other things they had never seen before.

The grand openness of the outside world even intimidated them severely, but they also realized the great potential.

The water in the huge river was incredibly clean and plentiful. They would no longer need to purchase water from the people that owned big barrels!

Additionally, the abundance of space also made it possible to build more farms.

Would the scarcity of food finally end?

Yet, the mortals had no idea what they should actually do with all of this space.

Additionally, which plot of land belonged to whom?

Also, there were no walls, and it felt dangerous out here.

The guards watched the mortals, and over the next couple of days, the mortals became less fearful of the guards. Additionally, the guards also didn't kick every mortal that passed their way. After all, the mortals weren't breaking any laws right now.

Then, the guards were basically assaulted with second-hand embarrassment. The way the mortals handled the outside world was pathetic. They were just randomly claiming things and building things.

And the very things they were building definitely didn't look good.

Of course, Shang also noticed these things, and he was already working on a solution.

He hadn't expected the mortals to be that terrible at creating new homes.

But after a while, Shang realized why they were so incredibly bad at this.

The gangs, or more precisely, the lack of gangs.

The three High Mages had watched the gangs over the last couple of days with their Spirit Senses, and it hadn't been very difficult to make a list of all the gang members.

All the gang members had been executed already.

Yet, even though the gangs were a parasite on the mortals, they had also been their leaders.

dealing with the problem, he

the Guild Master of the Adventurer's Guild wants to talk to you," the town planner told

Shang said absentmindedly as his mind stretched

to talk to me?" Shang

with fiery red hair was the Guild Master of the Adventurer's

a Peak High Mage, and nearly all of the True Mages and High Mages that made their living by killing beasts were under her

the Adventurer's Guild and accepted the missions

"I wanted to talk with

as I've

"Yes?" Shang said.

know that a flourishing mortal district is important for a town's long-term success, and I can understand why you decided

Shang didn't answer yet.

before waiting for a second, "I believe

said, "and how

must stand as one entity," the Guild Master transmitted. "It is important that everything must stay within the confines of the wall so

I believe moving the walls one or two kilometers further out wouldn't harm the mortals while also keeping the town's image. Of course, I understand that

of this sounds fancy and

want to keep the current status

and no," Shang said. "Things will proceed as planned.

by quite a bit and didn't

Guild Master's eyes. "I'm sorry for disturbing you," she

she walked

knew that she wouldn't give

returned, she would

Shang didn't

some more with the

after asking around for a bit outside the town, the town planner found a solution to the

as simple as

there's a need,

that focused on developing and improving mortal districts

really a company for everything,

are they?" Shang

town planner said. "Since we are a small-to-average town and since we essentially need an entirely new mortal district, I would assume that they would ask for a couple of Grade Six Mana

Shang nodded.

definitely far more expensive than necessary. After all, even

companies were all cities and towns. They knew what