Infinite Travelling from Overgeared.

Chapter 162 - 162: Eastern Continent III



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Far away from the battlefield—

Beyond the Western Continent, past the vast Red Sea that divided the two lands—

At the very edge of the Eastern Continent—

Near the starting region, not far from Pangea City—

A sudden flash of light appeared.

Fwoosh—!

The air twisted as space distorted for a brief moment.

Then—

Several figures emerged.

Alan stepped out first, his boots touching the ground as the light behind him slowly faded. The others followed right after him, their surroundings quickly coming into focus.

A wide plain stretched ahead, with distant structures marking the outskirts of Pangea City.

Alan looked around calmly as a notifications flashed in front of him.

[You have crossed the Dead Sea and arrived on the East Continent.]

[You are the 6th player.]

[The distance from the West Continent is too far. All forms of contact with players from the West Continent will be blocked.]

[The energy flowing is very dark. Mana regeneration rate will increase by 10%.]

[The gravity here is too strong. Strength and agility will decrease by 10%. Health regeneration will slow down.]

[This is forced due to natural influences. It can't be resisted.]

"Isn't this too beneficial for magician-type classes?" he mumbled, looking around.

Lucifer took a deep breath and said, "The mana here is much more concentrated than in the Western Continent."

Piaro nodded in agreement.

Marie Rose and Latina also nodded. "People here would have an easier time growing stronger," they added.

The little ones looked around curiously.

The East Continent's starter village, Pangea. Alan looked around, startled.

'Why is it so big?'

He had expected a small village since it was a starter area.

But it was the opposite.

Pangea was large enough to be called a city. No matter where he looked, he couldn't see the end of its walls. It even seemed bigger than Reidan, the second-largest city in the Eternal Kingdom, and the population here was much higher.

Reidan lacked people, but Pangea was crowded everywhere.

'The lord here must be doing well…'

With this many people, the taxes alone would be enormous. Desert cities, fortified cities—this place felt like something beyond a simple starter zone.

"Ah?"

Alan was observing the surroundings when he noticed something.

"There's a lot of ethnic variety?"

He had imagined the East Continent to be purely Oriental, where most people would have black hair and black eyes. However, while many residents of Pangea did fit that image, there were also people who looked Western and Middle Eastern.

The same diversity could be seen in the architecture. Some buildings resembled those from Korea's Joseon Dynasty, others looked like medieval European cathedrals, and there were also mansions with Middle Eastern designs.

"Wow… this is very diverse."

Alan kept walking toward the city while observing everything carefully.

The road leading to Pangea was wide and well-maintained. NPCs moved in and out of the gates in an orderly flow. Guards stood at the entrance, checking people calmly without causing delays.

As they got closer, the size of the gate became clearer. It was large enough for multiple carriages to pass through at the same time. The walls were thick and reinforced, giving the city a strong defensive structure.

They entered without any trouble.

Inside, the streets were busy. Shops lined both sides, selling weapons, armor, potions, and various items. Vendors called out to passersby, while citizens moved through the streets, going about their daily lives.

Alan glanced at a nearby stall.

"Prices look higher than the West," he said.

Lucifer checked as well and nodded. "But the quality is better."

Piaro looked at the weapons on display but didn't say anything.

Marie Rose and Latina focused on the surroundings, observing the people and buildings.

"There are more high-level individuals here," Marie Rose said quietly.

Alan noticed it too. Some people gave off a stronger presence compared to what he had seen in the West Continent.

"That explains the environment," he said.

They continued walking deeper into the city.

At the center, a large square opened up. There was a fountain, and many citizens had gathered around it. Nearby, important buildings like the guild hall, auction house, and training facilities were visible.

Alan stopped for a moment and looked around.

"We should split up for now," he said.

The others looked at him.

"You guys should go and explore on your own. I'll look around with Marie and Latina. Try to learn more about this place," he said.

Piaro and Lucifer nodded and left in different directions.

Alan then looked at Marie Rose and Latina.

"Let's explore a bit and try the food here first," he said.

The three of them started walking through the streets.

As they moved, many people turned to look at them—especially at Marie Rose and Latina. Both of them stood out immediately. As high-ranking vampires, their appearance was flawless, drawing attention wherever they went.

Whispers began to spread among the people of Pangea.

"Who are they…?"

"They don't look normal…"

"Are they immortals?"

The murmurs followed them as they continued walking.

Alan ignored the attention and continued walking at a normal pace.

He looked at the shops along the street and then stopped in front of a small restaurant.

"Let's eat here," he said.

Marie Rose and Latina nodded.

They entered and took a seat near the window.

A staff member approached them and placed a menu on the table.

Alan looked through it briefly. The dishes were different from what he had seen in the West. There were more rice-based meals and unfamiliar ingredients.

"Order what you want," he said.

Latina pointed at a few items. Marie Rose chose something simple.

Alan ordered as well and handed the menu back.

After a short wait, the food was brought to the table.

They began eating.

Latina looked satisfied. "It's good."

Marie Rose nodded. "The ingredients are fresh."

Alan tasted his food and agreed. "Yeah. It's good."

While eating, he continued observing the surroundings.

The people inside the restaurant occasionally glanced at them but didn't approach.

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