Yu Kingdom's capital was vast, but judging by its infrastructure and the prevalence of aircraft, its development seemed to lag behind Yun Guan City in Yongta Kingdom. Many parts of the city were a patchwork of new and old buildings, and even the newer ones had been built with ordinary materials and little investment.
The city was fairly prosperous and lively, and ordinary residents seemed to live in peace and contentment. Still, compared with Players, they were noticeably poor.
There were no low-cost aircraft available to ordinary people through public facilities. The only aircraft in the city belonged either to the government or to Players, who kept to themselves instead of living alongside ordinary residents. They gathered in the south, sharply divided from the north.
Xu Huo didn't rush to ask about the person Doctor Gao Ming had mentioned. Instead, he learned about the capital and Yu Kingdom in general.
Yu Kingdom had never been peaceful because of the dispute surrounding its Imperial Treasure. The fighting between factions had nearly wiped out the population, so the government had come up with a way to isolate ordinary people.
Take the capital, for example: ordinary people lived in the north, while Players lived in the south. That didn't mean Players couldn't enter the northern part of the city. They simply weren't allowed to fight in areas where ordinary people lived, or they would be held responsible.
As for competition over resources between different Player factions, the government had established rules to minimize losses. They were to settle their disputes through debates.
The residential districts in the south were divided into tiers. Living in a particular tier entitled residents to corresponding government benefits. This was one way the Yu Kingdom government placated Players. After all, there was only so much space and so