The ancient Palace bore the accumulated marks of time.
The glorious history of the Kronos Kingdom was etched into it.
Although the Kronos Kingdom could have built a grander, more magnificent Palace, it had chosen not to.
Sakazuki followed Bullet and Gerald aboard a sky train, traveling from the outskirts of the Royal Capital into its heart.
The sky train used Flying Cloud technology and ran dozens of meters above the ground.
From that vantage point, Sakazuki could truly appreciate how prosperous the Kronos Kingdom's Royal Capital was.
It was undoubtedly one of the finest cities in the world, with relatively old buildings in many of its districts.
The closer they drew to its heart, the more old buildings there were.
As the Kronos Kingdom developed, the Royal Capital had undergone an expansion over a decade earlier.
At the same time, the Royal Military Academy had also expanded, becoming a large city.
As a result, the Royal Military Academy in the central Kronos Kingdom stood very close to the Royal Capital.
Only five kilometers separated them.
If the towns between them were included, they could practically be considered connected.
Only then did Sakazuki truly begin to understand what the Kronos Kingdom was like.
Just like the Kronos Kingdom's soldiers, its ordinary citizens possessed a distinctive spirit.
It stirred an involuntary longing in anyone who saw it.
The three entered the Royal Palace without any obstruction and proceeded deeper inside.
During his time in the North Blue, Sakazuki had dealt with those affiliated nations. Clearly, the Kronos Kingdom's territory was more extensive than that of most kingdoms.
Some kingdoms had vast territories, but their strength could not compare to the Kronos Kingdom's at all.
The major grain-producing nations that had recently suffered disaster were examples.
From far away, Sakazuki sensed a