Border Town


 * There are 2 types of taxes for a total of four times one had to pay.


 * The town entry tax for the border town at Arundel Kingdom’s side.


 * Then, the cross-border tax paid to Arundel for crossing the border.


 * Furthermore, one have to pay for the cross-border tax to enter the country Dakyat.


 * Lastly, it would be the town entry tax for the border town at Dakyat’s side.

This town’s local attraction is the same as the one on Dakyat’s side, a stone bridge said to be the longest in the world that one would definitely have to pass through when one going to cross the border.By advancing in a straight line all the way after the town entrance, there was a wooden door to the bridge.An outrageous sight was portrayed in front of ones eyes somewhere on that huge bridge.There is a town on the bridge.there were numerous stalls and shops lined up, there were also what looked like simple rest areas.It is not recognized as a town. The reason being, this place does not belong to neither Arundel nor Dakyat.Living on the bridge is not recognized and securing buildings to the bridge is also not recognized but trade is recognized. Originally, this place was for the sake of transactions between Merchants from Arundel and Merchants from Dakyat. Using that system, children who came here to sell fishes they fished from the river appeared. From then on, bento shops, souvenir shops, general stores and many stalls opened shop one after the other and it reached to today’s state. There’s no need to pay taxes when doing business here so it’s a heavenly location for Merchants.