Various vivid and lifelike magnificent sceneries were painted on it.
Rose-shaped colored windows bloomed wantonly, exuding a dim and mysterious aura, making one can't help but take a second look.
The road was exceptionally spacious, and Lear rode in directly on the Swamp Giant-Horned Deer King.
The slave market consisted mainly of fixed shops, with iron cages stacked at the entrances.
Inside, slaves were displayed for sale.
Beastmen, dwarves, half-elves, harpies, hippopotamus-men, minotaurs... The diversity of races was difficult to count.
The slave market only prohibited carriages, not ordinary mounts.
But the crowd was bustling, making it lively and crowded.
The sounds of bargaining filled the air like in a vegetable market.
After wandering for a while, Lear suddenly thought of the place where he had previously purchased Wetland Lizard-men — the Dragon Fang Trading Company.
That chubby merchant with a kindly smile left a deep impression on him.
