Initially, Cain expected to see a completely industrialized continent, and their cities were indeed metallic monsters without a single shred of organic life. Yet the members of the Anima Machinarium Race were conscientious enough to allow the growth of vegetation and life, with giant forests surrounding each of their cities.
Of course, Cain understood that the preservation of the flora and fauna of a place was an essential factor in the growth and sustainability of the Life Wave. Still, the way these forests were protected made it clear that the members of the Anima Machinarium Race cared about them, more than just from a transactional point of view.
'Maybe, since they are entities born of metal bodies, they can truly appreciate the beauty of the world.' That thought crossed Cian's mind, but he did not waste too much time on it and continued his work.
