The children no longer felt lost this time. They excitedly followed behind the carriage, and the big sister among them volunteered to become the driver, pledging that if they encountered a beast tide, they would protect both of them.
Otherwise, they would feel uneasy taking the money.
As the carriage entered the city, Xue Dili saw an even more desolate and dilapidated scene than expected. Originally, this city should have developed into a medieval-like metropolis, but now...
It looked more like a tribe built on ruins.
This sight filled the gap in Xue Dili's understanding of how the Viking Barbarians lived after taking over the city.
The streets once bustling with market trade had turned into places where tribes exchanged leather and animal corpses, and the noble estates had become communal living spaces for the tribal populace.
People were resting directly on the grass mats along the main street where the carriage traveled.
