"Is this wall considered finished already? There aren't any other steps?"
"Yes. At least, I guessed that must be how they did it. They've already built quite a lot, so this low wall was probably constructed the same way."
"Sigh, isn't this far too wasteful? Perfectly good houses, yet they only built the frames. At first, I thought they were going to move a lot of immigrants into Juba City! After all that fuss, they just built all these things that looked good but were useless. What a waste of such fine cement and bricks."
"They've even put up the buildings, but there's no sign of any follow-up."
To the citizens of Juba City, the military had built a strange place south of the city. Strange in what way? It had consumed enormous amounts of manpower, resources, and money to construct a heap of houses that could not be lived in.
At first, the Juba City residents who helped with the construction thought Juba City was going to expand. East Africa had developed rapidly in recent years, and both the number and area of its cities had been increasing. Urban development had been fairly good.
After all, Juba Province was the provincial capital of Nile Province. If it was going to expand and take in immigrants, that was not impossible.
But after the 311th Division had caused such a tremendous commotion, it ended up building a pile of half-finished structures south of the city, completely uninhabitable. Yet the 311th Division had not moved away either.
These so-called half-finished structures actually looked more like a newly built city near Juba City, except that this city was exceedingly strange.
This was the urban terrain simulation field of the Juba Comprehensive Training Base, a training ground East Africa used to study urban assaults