Unlike the affluent and populous East Coast.
The West Coast is in a state of wide scale and sparse population; this started from the time when William, the 'Western Conqueror,' enacted a law declaring that anyone who voluntarily went to the West to reclaim the land would receive twenty acres of land free of charge after three years of farming.
Since then, even without sea routes to the Old Continent, the West Coast gradually developed.
Of course, it was dominated by farming and livestock.
This led to the unique humanistic customs of the West Coast, where households were spaced far apart, and people generally went to the church in town to pray and buy enough daily necessities every week.
Moreover, every household had a shotgun, vigilant against any creature that entered their territory.
Be it bears, wolves, or strangers!
Once they crossed the warning line, according to Western customs, it had always been 'shoot first, ask questions later.'
On this day.
