Isekai Walking: Volume 3 [Parts 1 to 2] by arukuhito

Author:arukuhito
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, adventure, isekai, summoned hero, fantasy world, unique ability, mascots, underdog, male protagonist, skills, game elements, Subverted Tropes
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

That was when it happened. The shops around us began to rumble, and then the ground started shaking violently. Yor seemed about to pitch over, so I grabbed her shoulders and helped her to balance.

The shaking didn’t last very long, but there was quite a lot of damage when it stopped. Shop inventory was scattered all around, and some of the stalls had completely collapsed. I joined forces with the others to put out some possible fires about to start.

“You all right?” I asked Yor.

“Yes, but I’ve never experienced this before, so I’m a bit shaken up,” she responded.

The group met back up and made sure that everyone was okay, but the earthquake—the “shaking”—was apparently a new thing for all the girls. It seemed no one was injured, at least, but listening to conversations around us, I learned that shaking like this hadn’t been uncommon lately. This had been the most intense so far, though.

Afterwards, we helped tidy things up under Layla’s direction, then returned to our inn. As an unexpected bonus, the merchants had given us some more food out of gratitude for our help.

“Elder Sister Layla never stops helping people,” Yor said, and Casey nodded as if that went without saying.

The merchants were clearly resilient, though, and the market was back in place the next morning, so we got breakfast there and then set out for Majorica. I was surprised to hear the proprietress of the inn tell us that the food at the market was better than her own cooking, but maybe that just showed how important the market was to the people of Lokia.

You had to go out the west gate on the way to Majorica, and as we approached I saw a long line of wagons waiting to depart. This was apparently a common sight during the harvest season, bringing the newly picked crops to other cities within the Magic Nation. We passed straight by the line of wagons and left the town through the pedestrian-only gate.

The first thing we saw as we left the city was a stone bridge. It was wide enough for four wagons to cross at the same time, and almost two hundred meters long. That didn’t feel especially long for someone coming from Japan, but it was still the biggest bridge I’d seen so far in this world. Mia was so interested in it that she peered down from the railing, then turned pale and grabbed onto my sleeve. Indeed, it was quite a long drop to the rushing river below.

We took our time crossing the bridge. Then, after a while on the road, a forest came into view on our left side. Layla said that she and her friends hadn’t been there before, but there were some popular spots in that forest for students to visit.

“Okay then, Layla. Can you tell us some things about Majorica?” I asked Layla while we were walking. You might wonder why I couldn’t have asked her while we were staying at the inn, but generally while staying in cities I did a lot of walking around to see the sights.

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