Once the steam train entered Mubay County, the air around it became noticeably fresher.
Hai Na opened the window and took a deep breath of her hometown's fresh air.
It had to be Mubay County!
As a child, Hai Na had known almost nothing about her hometown.
Back then, she had taken the jewel-like blue waters and skies, as well as the lush forests, for granted as a part of life.
When she first entered Glass Island, however, she had been stunned by its prosperity.
Entering Glass Island from the Metropolitan District, she saw one enormous factory after another, dense crowds, and even two or more trains appearing in her field of vision at the same time. She felt awe rising from the depths of her heart.
The people on the streets wore fashionable clothes she had never seen before. Knights clad in armor were everywhere, on the streets and in the sky. She could even see circuses passing by, Magicians and singers performing in the streets, and huge, solemn cathedrals standing one after another...
It was bustling and full of life, crowded yet orderly.
But after staying there for a long time, Hai Na would start to miss home.
She missed the blue skies and fresh air at home—unlike Glass Island, where one half was shrouded in fog and the other reeked of the sea. Only the Red White Queen District was somewhat better, but only somewhat.
Although Glass Island had far more forms of entertainment than Mubay County, she never went out anyway. So didn't that mean those entertainments effectively didn't exist at all?
If so, then Glass Island really was less fun than Mubay County!
"I thought young people like Miss Hai Na would prefer Glass Island."
Ye Zhi smiled from across from Hai Na. "Mubay County