The hall was built of light red bricks and adorned with copper railings and decorations. The warm color scheme created a relaxing and cozy atmosphere. A warm flame blazed in the fireplace, its orange glow enveloping the room like a mist.
A pot hung above the fire containing a bright yellow liquid that bubbled and frothed, emitting a fragrant and subtle scent.
There were many rooms on both sides of the hall, likely bedrooms for resting.
But whether it was the hall or the rooms inside, both were empty.
The Envoy said, "Now that the war is tense, all combatants in the ranks are on the front lines."
Rod asked in surprise, "Are there people who are not in the fighting ranks?"
"Yes."
The Envoy explained, "When combatants are unable to fight due to injuries, prolonged combat, state adjustments, rest rotations, or fulfilling duties, they will leave the fighting ranks, and at that time, combatants are not in the Fire Hall."