Two days had passed, yet Cassian and his group found nothing. They had only heard bits of stories from here and there, and every story pointed to different things.
Now they were forced to think that there was nothing like this, that it was only people's imaginations or rumors attracting them here.
They had scoured the city and spoken to traders, mercenaries, and even innkeepers, but no one gave them a clear answer. Either the people of Galdreth were unaware of the city's secrets, or they were too afraid to speak.
But one thing was certain—something was attracting them here aside from rumors too. According to the natives, the city's unnatural pull had drawn countless people here, yet no one voiced why they had come. It was as if some unspoken rule bound them all.
