The vehicles didn't go anywhere near as slow as they had when they had first entered the city and in only minutes we were back on the main road which the other and I had watched when the expedition had first arrived.
To my surprise, there was no crowd waiting for us, and though there were people out and about, none cheered, or shouted, though most if not all nodded and bowed, which was confusion until I remembered what had been done and they had been told the green court had a hand in it.
The city didn't look much different but that was to be expected. The only thing that stood out was the atmosphere was lighter and buildings and areas were being taken apart no doubt to make space for others, many of which would be facilities to help the common folk out. Like West Vale, there would be free healing for the entire city, bathhouses, and other places to help with general things.
