In the capital, Bideford, the said king is sitting at the head of a long oak table at Bideford Research Center. Arrayed around him were a group of esteemed scholars, their faces plastered with tense expressions.
They were the kingdom's most brilliant minds in engineering, tasked with the monumental challenge of designing a comprehensive water supply and treatment system for their expanding population. After so long, he finally had his focus on this part.
Bideford had experienced significant growth in recent years, with an influx of people seeking a better life within its borders. And this trend accelerates even more after the war broke out.
However, the rapid increase in population had put a strain on the existing water sources, leading to contamination and pollution of the once-pristine Grivy River that flowed through the heart of the capital.
