Even without the sudden onset of a mountain flood, the terrain is winding and the dirt roads are muddy. Once there's too much rain, the paths become difficult to travel.
And in the summer, it's far too hot. Both beasts and fierce beasts are reluctant to move around, and it's particularly unsuitable for humans to travel and hunt in such temperatures and conditions.
As for winter, not only is food scarce with game hiding away, but a heavy snowfall often blocks the mountains.
After autumn, the climate becomes dry, causing vines and other plants to wither. Many wild fruits and seed-bearing plants have already borne fruit.
The large amount of ripe food attracts many animals eating to store up fat. Even some beasts and fierce beasts will enter their active hunting stage, storing energy to get through the winter.
Therefore, this season is the best for venturing into the outer lands for hunting.
