The city center was bustling, and seemed even more high-tech than Card City. The city had been built across three levels: underground, ground, and sky.
Most of the underground level consisted of transit routes. To avoid affecting the city's environment and to keep it looking clean and tidy, the average resident of Flower City traveled by underground transit. Of course, they could also use aircraft, but the government wouldn't foot the bill for that.
In addition, the underground level housed some large-scale entertainment facilities, the city library, and a few unimportant government offices.
The ground level was mostly residential and commercial areas, along with the main District Government building and its jurisdiction. One thing worth noting was that the District Government's main administrative offices weren't included in its jurisdiction; they were right next to the city center instead.
Most people would probably think that if the jurisdiction didn't allow ordinary people inside, they might as well build it in the sky, looking down over the city.
Unfortunately, the sky belonged to Carroll Field and his family.
Flower City cared so much about its living environment that it would never build a roof over the city. Carroll Field's residence stood at the city's edge, staggered along the outskirts of the jurisdiction. It kept ordinary residents at a distance while placing him closer than anyone else to Flower City's powerful elite.
The sky level wasn't very large. It had only a castle-like building and several vast recreational areas, but from afar, the whole place looked magnificent.
It resembled a mass of dark clouds floating above the city.
The aerial building was covered by a transparent arc of light. The supporting pillars beneath it were concealed, making it appear to float freely in the sky. Every so often, one or two aircraft could