"Madam, welcome to Carterburg."
The mayor of Carterburg lowered his head, facing a great noble from The Capital. As a commoner, it was only right for him to offer his respect to his superior.
The latter gave the new train station a rather haughty glance and nodded slightly, "Mr. Mayor, your city is quite wealthy."
That comment somewhat pleased the mayor, and it made him once again admire the foresight of Sir Malin—'Trust me, Mr. Mayor, a splendid train station is far more appealing than a small, open-air waiting platform.'
Indeed, since the completion of the new train station, every noble visitor had been attracted by it.
Some powerful Transcendents even took the steam train, which was very slow for them, all the way from distant lands.
This was the wife of an Earl from the commercial guild's headquarters in Sydney, and her visit today seemed to be about more than just investing—she appeared to be carrying out some mysterious task.
