Pumpkin Kelford Bunker.
A closed-off Gathering Place with an extremely rigid social hierarchy.
Its buildings were unlike the high-rises in cities, which emphasized space, and unlike the tribes in the wilderness, which emphasized practicality.
There were Nordic buildings with towering spires, as well as Middle Eastern buildings that sprawled across the ground like hamburgers.
There were also grand halls and tiled houses resembling Blue Star architecture, built in large clusters across the area.
Viewed from above, the place looked like the product of dozens of artistic styles colliding.
It had little in common with traditional Gathering Places. Instead, it resembled a private resort.
Naturally, the people who could build such a place on Blue Star after the war were no ordinary people.
At the entrance to the bunker stood a shoddy wall that had been built in a hurry.
Crooked concrete bricks formed a ring around the bunker, standing roughly two meters high.
If workers who had built the Warning Wall in Tian Yuan Territory came over, they would immediately notice that the wall was made almost entirely from material directly produced by a concrete mixer, without any other materials mixed in to reduce costs.
Unfortunately, the builders here were simply too unskilled, and many sections of the wall were uneven.
Even the western side facing Qinggang City, where the alloy gate was embedded, had gaps wide enough for an arm to reach through.
At that moment, beneath the city gate.
A small squad of light motorcycles came speeding over from the distance.
Before they could even approach to have their identities checked, the gate opened without the slightest caution, allowing them to charge straight inside.
After following the crooked road for a short distance, the motorcycle convoy stopped in front of an unremarkable building.
The captain at the head