These Demons Do it for Free

Les Rimen is divided into three main areas based on its walls: the outer town, outer district, and inner district. While the central plaza with the gate is sometimes set apart as a “central area,” it’s officially considered part of the inner district.

However, Les Rimen also has another way of dividing its zones. This division follows the X-shaped main avenue that cuts through the city’s inner walls, creating four major districts.

Previously, I’d mentioned that the Telemma School was located in the eastern outer district; “Eastern District” here refers to this latter classification.

The Eastern District is a research hub, home to various schools of magic and alchemy, including the Golden Wisdom, the city-run central library, and private research institutions like the Key Tower.

The Northern District, which hosts the Grand Duke’s estate, the City Hall, the League headquarters, and the communal cemetery, serves as the administrative zone. 

The Western District is the residential area, filled with places to live and stay.

As for the Southern District…

"Ugh, this is bitter! Roman, why do you drink this stuff?"  
"It’s…"  
"What do you mean, ‘why’? This is practically sacred. It’s like the water of life."@@novelbin@@

For a former student like me, Americanos were practically the lifeblood running through my veins.

Having snapped back with an instant reply to Ray’s question, I noticed Leif trying to say something.

"Sorry, Leif, I cut you off. What were you going to say?"  
"Oh, it’s nothing. Ahem, Ray, you’re still so young. Adults drink things like this all the time!"

Leif’s quivering lips betrayed the truth behind her statement, but I decided to let it slide. Unfortunately, Ray showed no mercy, poking at Leif’s ribs with relentless curiosity.