Hamlet Town did not have solid high walls, possibly because the Duke did not reside within the town.
The Duke's mansion was halfway up a desolate mountain peak, while Hamlet Town lay at the foot of the mountain. The town's buildings were all low houses, with the tallest inn not exceeding three stories. In the town center, there stood a statue of a tall and handsome man, undoubtedly the Duke of Hamlet.
The buildings in the town were dilapidated, some with walls that had collapsed. In the relatively intact houses, each household had nailed wooden boards over their doors and windows.
When Lyle and the others entered Hamlet Town, this was the scene that greeted them.
It was morning, and the overcast clouds above obscured the sun. Not a single soul could be seen on the streets of the whole town. As for those houses sealed with wood, filled with darkness inside, Lyle did not approach them. The entire town was enveloped in a bizarre and frightening atmosphere, like a ghost town.
