Chapter: 1732

�Well, it�s been through a long civil war.�

�Civil war? Does that mean the West was divided?�

�More or less. The war should have ended a little earlier, but it dragged on for some reason. That�s why the region became even more devastated and desolate.�

�That�s unfortunate.�

�It�s truly a tragedy. Many people in the West have suffered because of it, unlike here where it�s so peaceful.�

�Well, to me, the Central Plains doesn�t seem particularly different.�

�Is that so?�

Tarha looked at Pyowol, surprised at his unexpected response.

�It�s only peaceful on the outside.�

�Just appearing peaceful on the surface is enough. If the Western Region was only this peaceful, then I wouldn�t have come all the way here.�

Tarha smiled bitterly.

After a moment of thought, Pyo-wol asked.

�When did the civil war start in the Western Region?�

�It�s been over several decades. In fact, civil wars are actually quite common in the West. With so many tribes and kingdoms, there�s no shortage of clashes and territorial battles. But I swear this is the first time I�ve ever seen a civil war go on for so long without any hint of resolution.�

�So why did you come all the way here? If the civil war is that bad and serious, shouldn�t you be there to fix it?�

�Because the root cause lies elsewhere.�

�Grandpa!�

At that moment, Yul Ayeon�s voice snapped Tarha out of his reverie. Only then did Tarha realize his mistake and composed himself.

�Forget that last one.�

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�As I get older, I tend to indulge in pointless musings more often. I sometimes wonder if that�s why they say people should die when they�re old.�

Tarha brought his drink to his mouth.

Yul Ayeon smoothly changed the subject.

�By any chance, is there anything worth seeing that you could recommend?�

�Not really��

�Really? That�s a shame.�

�I don�t know this place much either.�

�Well, it can�t be helped.�

Despite Yul Ayeon�s words, she didn�t show the slightest hint of disappointment at all.

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