Finally, Gawain asked the most important and pressing question he had upon arriving in Talronde.
About the chain that connects mortals and gods.
If he had only a fragmented concept and rough speculation about this "chain" while on the Loren Continent, then since coming to Talronde and seeing more and more of the "real side" of this dragon kingdom, his impression of this chain had become increasingly clear.
This is a "planetary internal civilization" developed to the extreme, a seemingly stagnant realm that no longer advances at all. From social systems to specific technological trees, Talronde is bound by heavy restraints, and these restraints appear entirely to be "man-made." Relating to the operational rules of the gods, Gawain could easily imagine that the birth of these "civilization locks" is inseparably linked with the Dragon God.
