Chapter 392 - 386: Pain Point
Tunaras is divided into several areas, and since Leon carries the token given by Duens, he can freely go anywhere except the sensitive Queen’s District. The Githyanki, having lived with Red Dragons for countless years, know very well that it’s best not to refuse a Red Dragon, with no exceptions.
The Githyanki toss the spoils they’ve grown tired of into the scrapyard to save space in Tunaras. Occasionally, treasures of gold and silver can be found in the scrapyard, or captives of other races. Since Githyanki Martial Artists and Knights seldom patrol here, creatures attempting to infiltrate Tunaras can easily establish bases.
The Mural District was once called the Craftsmen District. Githyanki occasionally gather here for artistic creation or craftsmanship forging, sharing skills or showing off their work.
The Githyanki dock their ships at piers adjacent to the Military District and on protruding rock formations. Those assigned to maintain the ships hold high status, and their work here is considered part of military service.
Tunaras has a considerable population, mostly Githyanki, but travelers from Different Planes are not uncommon either. Nonetheless, Leon just strolls around, taking in the sights without much direction.
Since he has come, Leon decides to visit his sister.
The broken lower half of the divine corpse contains many naturally formed caves and fissures, where the dragon caves are established.
Every Red Dragon serving the Githyanki has its own lair in the deep areas. Before being summoned for duty, they would always stay here carefully guarding their treasures.
Leon leaves the streets of Tunaras and ventures into the dragon cave, catching sight of a space pig at first glance.
The space pigs are a type of winged wild boar raised by the Dovar Penguin People for various purposes, capable of serving as mounts for smaller creatures, excellent trackers, and strong carriers.
Space pigs trained for battle usually don half-body plate armor, known as Death Howling Wind, which is cooler than its nickname, isn’t it?