Midgard Exploration

- I saw a book and stretched my hand out to reach for it. I think it's about various regions in Midgard. -

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I shouldn't read it.

If you ride the boats in Alberta, you can get to various destinations.

I don't know why so many of these boats end up at Alberta specifically, but for that, traveling is much easier.

Places you can reach through Alberta are as follows.

A country of Gods, Amatsu, a place of refuge, Kunlun, Luoyang where many martial art experts reside, Ayothaya in which a huge sculpture is present, and many others.

I can see that more places would be available in the future as delegates from many other countries are arriving there more recently.

Among those places that can be reached by boats, there is one famous destination.

Regrettably for them, they didn't take me just because I am a lone traveler. It wasn't even that they would give me a discount on the boat ride.

As a scholar, I couldn't be more enraged by the ignorance of the Jawaii-bound ship's captain. Even during wars, historians are exempt from hostility.

Also from Alberta, there is an island known for its high concentration of turtles.

There are no regular routes, but after a long research, I found out that there is a captain who travels specifically to that place.

Upon getting there, there were many exotic turtles including cold turtles, hot turtles, and ninja turtles.

From Clock Tower Village, I could arrive at a snowing village through an elderly man who wears thick, red clothes all year around.

The entire village was covered by snow, and as expected from a place that is preparing for a celebration, the atmosphere was great.

Inside the village, there was also a place that produces toys for children, but for some reason, they chased me out.

Among those places that can be reached by boats, there is a small island where a wrecked ship rests.

I'm not sure if the ship was to be salvaged, but it was already occupied by strange creatures.

The main god of the faith practiced in this continent is Odin. Accordingly, there is a temple for Odin as well.

I was also outcasted here. People had no conception of hospitality and generosity toward outsiders.

Near the south of the village were some docks. I researched a long time to see how these docks were being used, but I just couldn't find the answer.

But soon, I discovered the destination from those docks by following adventurers who secretly utilized them.

As scary as it was, what I saw there was truly shocking.

It is only right for an adventurer to record all that was seen, but because it is a politically sensitive material to be revealed, I will leave it at that.