Ambella City, a clean and prosperous city.
In the outside world's eyes, the Sun Kingdom was a country with an obsession with moral purity. Its people were upright and honest, unable to tolerate even the slightest filth or depravity.
But was it really like that? Obviously not. In these war-torn times, aside from countries like the Goya Alliance that frenziedly invaded other nations, most civilians in the surrounding countries lived somewhat impoverished lives.
If the Sun Kingdom's residents were truly so upright, the middle-aged driver Su Xiao had tied up earlier would never have fled with his pocket watch and vintage car.
Fundamentally, the civilians of most countries on Blue Sea Star were quite similar. Compared with their country's image, they cared more about their own families. They were merely common folk; only after their basic needs were secured did they have the leisure to gossip about affairs between the great nations.
The upper echelons of the Sun Kingdom did indeed have an obsession with moral purity, but it was not so obvious among the common people. The main roads of Ambella City were indeed spotless, but the city also had filthy alleys, slums, and other such places. Its crime rate was only around 2% lower than that of Goya Alliance cities of the same size.
It was not that Ambella City was “spotless.” Rather, the Royal Family and the Divine Court had concealed the city's filth, unlike the Goya Alliance, where it was exposed to the world. There were even districts that had become impossible to enter.
The early sun slowly rose. The residents of Ambella City began their busy new day, but before getting to work, they would pray at home or in the factories, offering prayers to their Goddess of Dawn. As for whether the Goddess of