"Is this true?" Thea said, always the voice of reason. "It's too good to be true."
Arthur just smiled. "It's interesting," he said. "Is there such a barrier?"
Ravin didn't answer, but his eyes were staring at each building, as if determining whether they were real.
They remembered the rules they had received when they entered the premises. The interface was a lot like what they had in their status gems, so they had to assume this was a complicated rune they hadn't heard about yet.
"You can easily confirm it if you fight against monsters!" the goblins said, seemingly confident in themselves. It felt odd. Confident and goblin normally wouldn't be in the same sentence.
"They'll be blocked over there! Where the posts are!"
It was only now that they realized that the wooden poles were separated by a few tens of meters. It must've been the delineation of the territory and, if people had looked up or went up the trees, they might have seen them.
