“Is that the platypus?”

People crowded around a transparent glass enclosure, marveling at the strange creature inside.

“Its beak really looks like a duck’s, but its body’s more like a raccoon’s. I can’t believe something like this actually exists.”

“They say the Western Continent is full of creatures like this.”

“Speaking of which, I heard there’s even a horse with a horn over there.”

The Western Continent Exhibition.

Ever since the Explorer King Lambus returned a year ago, the entire continent had been in an uproar.

“The Western Continent is real!”

This was the declaration Lambus made upon his return, after vanishing without a trace ten years earlier in his quest to find the fabled land.

At first, people were skeptical.

“He probably failed the expedition and hid somewhere out of embarrassment until now.”

Even the Eastern Continent remained largely uncharted, so the idea of a Western Continent seemed like nothing more than a tall tale.

But—

“It’s real. The Western Continent actually exists.”

Lambus quickly silenced the doubters by presenting photographic records from his voyage and showcasing exotic flora and fauna never before seen in the Central Continent.

There were platypuses—creatures with duck-like beaks and furry bodies—unicorns with horns, and spiders that spun webs in seven different colors.@@novelbin@@

The Western Continent Exhibition, displaying such marvels, drew visitors not only from the Empire but also from nations across the continent. Tickets were so scarce that acquiring one was akin to catching a star.

“And the Sea God’s Curse is real.”

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