Laines was originally a small town where everything was quite ordinary, except for its proximity to the Laines River, which made transportation relatively convenient by water.
However, the recent changes here have begun to baffle the generations that have lived in this place.
For they saw outside their city people constructing a large platform, about one meter high and flanked by a row of thick cement pillars.
Then, from these cement pillars, steel began to extend to both sides, and eventually, workers laid out a network of steel beams on these extensions and attached bricks and tiles to them.
It resembled a gigantic gazebo, connected to the original city by a wide concrete road.
Those familiar with all this knew that a railway station was being built, and it was going to be a very large one at that.
A railway would stretch westward from here all the way to the old Leite Royal City, now known as Jade City.
