European Theater: Spiders, Inquisitors, and Vampire Hunters (I)

When the last blood-red rays of the setting sun slanted across the cold metal surfaces of the Mobile Hive Cities.

Even the most difficult artists and painters in Europe could not help but sigh in admiration.

What lay before their eyes was a strange scene where future technology and modern life intertwined.

Not to mention the countless lower-middle-class people with meager incomes.

The requirements for them to move into a Mobile Hive City were remarkably simple and convenient.

No Mobile Hive City of any considerable size imposed restrictions based on nationality or race, all to facilitate the great cultural integration of people from different ethnic groups.

If an applicant possessed one or two skills related to manufacturing, they would receive priority qualification for residence.

Even if they lacked such skills, or even any formal education.

They could still attend Imperial Heavy Industries' free technical worker training courses.

Once an impoverished family with all its members present, or a single resident of suitable enlistment age, successfully qualified to live in a Mobile Hive City.

A young female soldier in an Imperial Guard uniform and a young male sailor in an Imperial Navy uniform would personally come to their door with an Auto-Servitor Robot.

They would patiently explain to every family or individual the enormous income and hidden benefits available through joining the Imperial Guard or participating in the Imperial Navy's Loyal Son Academy selection.

Even if a considerable number of residents had no interest in that.

They could still obtain corresponding wages and abundant food supplies by accepting the vigorous recruitment efforts of the various industrial manufacturing departments within the Mobile Hive City.

Of course, unless a resident was a young child or an elderly person beyond working age.

Any civilian living in a Mobile Hive City had to participate in