Ang of Glory
Chapter 89

Akreli

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The moment Ang stepped off the airship, he was immediately stunned by the sight before him. North Port's airship plaza was vast and bustling, with people constantly coming and going, as though the whole world had gathered here. All kinds of passengers disembarked from different airships in succession: lavishly dressed nobles, armored warriors, and mages clad in robes. Despite the sheer number of people, everyone followed the signs in an orderly manner. The entire plaza was busy without being chaotic, and its smooth, efficient order surprised Ang.

Ang followed the crowd out of the airship plaza, and his view suddenly opened up. Rows of large carriages lined both sides of the street outside the plaza. Every one of them was larger and taller than any carriage Ang had seen in Tan'anster, comparable to a small bus. They were not pulled by ordinary horses, but by magical beasts known as Red Giant Rhinos. These Red Giant Rhinos were enormous, with dark red hides, blade-sharp horns, and thick, powerful limbs. They looked both imposing and steady. Red Giant Rhinos were Level 1 Magical Beasts, and after being tamed, they had become the Empire's most commonly used carriage-pulling magical beasts, renowned for their astonishing endurance and considerable speed. Watching these magnificent magical beasts pull carriages, Ang could not help admiring the Empire's prosperity and advancement.

The drivers in the plaza wore matching uniforms as they warmly called out to passengers. Ang casually chose a relatively empty-looking carriage and stepped inside. The carriage interior was spacious and comfortable. Though it resembled a bus overall, the design clearly took passengers' privacy and comfort into consideration. There were only twenty seats inside, arranged loosely apart, each with plenty of individual space. Ang found a window seat and sat down, adjusting the Foul Spirit Leather Armor so

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