Golden Crow Island was an island renowned for its commerce and economy.
For the convenience of all kinds of business transactions, the vast majority of its buildings had been constructed along the coastline.
Moreover, unlike Wenmikudan Island, where the Rainbow Tree had led to low-rise buildings of various styles, Golden Crow Island was filled with towering skyscrapers. Thus, even though its population had long surpassed that of Wenmikudan Island, it still had plenty of land to spare.
This was especially true at the very center of the island, where a vast expanse of open land had been left vacant.
Ye Mu naturally would not be foolish enough to leave all that land unused, so various public buildings had been constructed there.
At the center stood the Golden Crow statue, which had already existed on the island for twenty years and had witnessed the war between Rainbow Country and the World Government. Flanking it were two of the most magnificent buildings on the island.
The palace on the left was called the Sun Temple. It was the political center of the entire Golden Crow Island. Most of the island's administrative departments, state guest receptions, and the Alliance Conference held every four years took place there.
The one on the right was an open-air theater called the Moon God Palace. It had three levels—upper, middle, and lower—as well as more than a hundred private boxes. It could accommodate one hundred thousand people at once and served as the cultural, entertainment, and sports center of the entire Golden Crow Island.
In addition, a vast plaza stretched out both in front of and behind the buildings. It was known as Rainbow Plaza.
Countless electronic screens stood there, broadcasting the major events taking place around the world and the performances in the theater every day.