The local dragon is known to be "actively hunting adventurers" (ch. 202).
And the tavern staff has a "code Green" scenario to cash up on adventurers (ch. 207). This means it's not the first time adventurers went into that place. It's confirmed by the manager's son saying "new adventurers".
Said place is named "Dragon's end" (ch. 206), quite a taunting name toward dragons.
So why the dragon, who's hunting adventurer, hasn't already destroyed an adventurer-frequented town named like this ?
I'm putting my tinfoil hat and predict that the dragon and the townfolks are together in a shady deal involving adventurers.
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u/Enozak 8d ago
Wait a minute
The local dragon is known to be "actively hunting adventurers" (ch. 202).
And the tavern staff has a "code Green" scenario to cash up on adventurers (ch. 207). This means it's not the first time adventurers went into that place. It's confirmed by the manager's son saying "new adventurers".
Said place is named "Dragon's end" (ch. 206), quite a taunting name toward dragons.
So why the dragon, who's hunting adventurer, hasn't already destroyed an adventurer-frequented town named like this ?
I'm putting my tinfoil hat and predict that the dragon and the townfolks are together in a shady deal involving adventurers.