The next month was relatively uneventful. Although the Eastern Continent featured different architecture and a different cultural style from the Central Continent, after years of intermingling, especially in the border regions, there wasn't anything particularly notable other than the slightly more exquisite designs, even on the most simple mud-made huts.
Adding on the fact that Di Tou was once again not going out of his way to visit or stay in human settlements beyond entering to ask a few questions about local folklore and if there were any strange sightings… there really wasn't too much to say about Di Tou's experiences.
Although his plan involved him traveling around the world, it was basically like he was on a very long business trip. He could 'see' but not 'touch' and was simply passing through these regions, with no time or mind to pay any attention to their details and intricacies.
