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 Naya: "Their houses over here are kinda squishy but there are lots of them to enjoy! I just need to lay on them a little and the cracking noises from the ceiling makes the tinies get scared and escape from the inside, so I usually can also enjoy a proper meal while playing~" Neutral territories : The land extensions between the frontiers of different kingdoms are named "Neutral" territories. Those places are out of the dominion of any kingdom so they are not under a guardian’s protection. The main reasons for some people to live at places like this are usually that hey want to be as far as possible from the giantesses of the main kingdoms, they don´t accept paying any kind of tribute or just want to search for the mineral resources, relics and fertility of less populated areas. The most common kind of persons that can be found living here are usually criminals, people who doesn´t want to live under a kingdom rule or those who simply hate giantesses for one or other reason. Even if it´s easier to make a fortune living on those half-wild areas due to the lack of tributes and lower resources exploitation, it also have some inconveniences. Since there isn´t any guardian to protect them, the neutral land extensions are usually the main target of predators or hostile giantesses. Many of them have mercenaries groups or even regular armies to protect themselves from the monsters, but this is not enough against most of giant girls.  Houses: Buildings on neutral territories are usually made of mudbricks with a wooden ceiling. This kind of buildings can be quickly built with enough work force and even faster with magic help. People living at those territories usually don´t try to raise huge edifications or most advanced types of architectural pieces because they believe that, this way, it´s maybe less inviting for giantesses who wants to “play”. In addition, by keeping them this simple, the town can be easily re-constructed after a rampage. 

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