In this continent, almost every tribe will carve out a section of their territory to serve as a market, a place for trade. This allows for the exchange of goods within the tribe and provides a place for foreign merchants to lodge and conduct business.
Since the crisis hit the Gu Yuan Tribe a year ago, most of the foreign merchants who originally resided in Gu Yuan have fled, leaving the tribe. After all, the pursuit of profit is a merchant's nature, and no one is willing to risk their lives for an unrelated tribe.
However, after the war, everything changed. Those who had left, and even tribes from far away places, flocked to Gu Yuan.
The once deserted market stalls became popular overnight, and the thriving crowds even brought some extra profits to the Gu Yuan Tribe.
