Su Hao told no one. Under cover of night, he slipped out of the city, flew into the night sky, and vanished.
Huiyang City was one of this world's first-tier super-large cities, equivalent in status to the administrative capital of a nation. Only seven such super-large cities were marked on the map.
They were Huiyang, Xiangdi, Shouzhong, Gucun, Jinshi, Xiwei, and Anliang.
The seven cities lay extremely far apart. Even if Su Hao flew at full speed, it would still take him more than half a day to travel from Huiyang to the nearest one, Xiangdi.
Do not think Su Hao's distance covered in half a day was short. If he did not rest along the way, he could fly at least twenty thousand kilometers in a day and night. Given a few days, he might even be able to circle the planet once.
The map Su Hao had obtained contained some inaccuracies. Following its directions, he flew above Huiyang City but found no trace of it. Only after dawn, after circling and searching the surrounding area again and again, did he finally locate the enormous city.
From an extreme altitude, Su Hao looked down upon the city.
Huiyang City stood where three rivers converged. It covered an immense area, roughly four times the size of Abyss City, and its population was impossible to count.
It was difficult to imagine that such a vast settlement could exist in a world with comparatively underdeveloped productivity.
Several rivers ran through the heart of the city, their waters crowded with ships coming and going in a scene of bustling activity. This city's sheer size was surely related to its geographical position. No matter where it was, transportation was the foremost factor in a major city's development.
Yet just as Su Hao marveled at