The three did not linger, urged the horses on at a slow pace, entering the city amid the bowing and saluting of the soldiers.
Noble Masters sure have many privileges: if a commoner were to enter the city, not only would they have to pay, but they would also be required to dismount and lead their horses on foot, but Knights naturally faced far fewer restrictions.
However, Farolis had no shortage of residents, and many of the roads were narrow. Numerous buildings in the city were clearly newly constructed which encroached upon the already limited space.
Especially when passing through the densely populated marketplace, they could only dismount to increase their efficiency in getting through.
The bustling marketplace was filled with the clamor of peddlers, the shouting of children at play, and a mix of quarreling and laughter.
Yet, amid the lively atmosphere, a variety of strange smells lingered in the environment.
