Goblins, eh?
As a mining village, Guia Town naturally had a lot of goblin slaves.
It was just that they were all concentrated in prohibited areas and they had yet to see one up close. Similarly, in other territories, most goblins were also confined in well-protected mining spots. Normal people wouldn't be able to see them at all.
In fact, if Guia town didn't just have the most common iron-like metal, their team wouldn't even have the right to stay overnight, no matter how well-connected Bart was.
Guia village was divided into two areas: One was the village center where the accommodations of majority of the population—mostly miners', the guards', their families, as well as guests like them—were located.
This was very restrictive in itself. Because guests like them could only get visitors pass and had to pay 10 silver per day. This was not including the inn fees that rivaled those of large towns.
