Travel
"The Canaan's top speed is 400 kilometers per hour, with an operating speed of 350 kilometers per hour. The train height is 4,050 millimeters, and the interior maintains noise-free, vibration-free travel throughout the journey, with free internet access the whole way..."
In the underground passage, Igula repeated the information he had found on his phone. "I remember Blood Moon's fastest Maglev Train had a peak superconducting speed of 600 kilometers per hour, but that was built on countless alchemists producing miracle materials... I thought steam trains should have been the limit for mortals."
"Even without Spellcasters, mortals can still create miracles." Ash took his suitcase back from Vishy. "Don't underestimate any civilization."
"The Canaan," Harvey said, digging at his ear. "Sounds kind of familiar."
"The city swallowed by White Mist during the first Angel Hunting, where over a million people vanished, was Canaan." Ash thought for a moment and said, "No idea whether it was named in mourning, or if it was already named after that city."
"It was to commemorate the Canaan City reconstruction plan." Philly glanced at Ash. "The Canaan railway you donated money to support seems like it's almost finished and ready to open, too. Rail transport is much faster than truck transport. Once that happens, every part of the country will be able to help with Canaan's reconstruction."
Ash froze, then smiled faintly. "That's great."
"Though I didn't manage to use Hiss's money to take down the other Demons, at least... it wasn't wasted." He shrugged. "Good thing Rose helped, or I wouldn't even know how to spend money. But now that I think about it, Rose booked the tickets, Rose found the hotel, Rose handled all the random chores, even my luggage was packed by Rose..."
"You're no different from a useless Lala Fat