Faerie was standing in front of an Inn that looked like an old traditional two-storied building, but the old building was so painstakingly maintained that it looked very attractive to her eyes that always saw modern buildings.
This two-story old traditional building is located at an intersection which is right at the end of the street corner.
First question, why is there an Inn at the intersection at the end of the street corner?
Doesn't the Inn owner prioritize choosing a location that will be passed by many people so that many will stop by and stay at his Inn and create fame that can generate a lot of profit for the owner?
Or was the Inn owner's target not the people out there in the public, but the people on the path of darkness?
But as if it had no intention of completely hiding the Inn's whereabouts, strangely from the entrance, this Inn already seemed to attract attention.
