The place where the ronin lived didn't surprise Lann.
To put it bluntly, the 'ronin' group itself carried attributes of mercenaries and vagrants.
Originally just a farmer, during the chaos of war, they tasted the sweet fruit of violence and many couldn't let go of their swords. These individuals, with some mental issues and an addiction to exchanging blood for money, were the main body of the 'ronin'.
During wartime, these people would be hired by noble landlords, but no one would truly trust them.
Ancient East Japan castles typically had the lord and warriors living at the center. Then, because of economic concentration, ordinary citizens would gather at the periphery, known as 'Castle Town'.
Arranging ronin here was quite normal.
The thin wooden door was pushed open by the escorting soldier after he issued a report.
Instantly, an unpleasant smell came rushing out.
