Inazuma City on Narukami Island was built against a mountain, somewhat like a scaled-down version of the mountain city of Chongqing, only without Chongqing's fantastical 3D effect.
When Yucheng first arrived in Inazuma City, the first thing he saw was neither Tenshukaku at its highest point nor the rows of Japanese-style houses, but the [Thousand-Armed, Hundred-Eyed Statue] standing high above, glittering in the sunlight. Yucheng knew that light came from the Visions embedded in the statue.
What the Vision Hunt Decree had embedded there was not merely ordinary Visions, but the burning ambitions of their owners. Sadly, they had been set into a cold statue, accentuating the Raiden Shogun's supreme majesty.
As Yucheng looked at the clearly bustling city before him, he felt a trace of coldness inside.
Whether it was Inazuma's Sakoku Decree or its Vision Hunt Decree, only a small minority was affected; most residents remained unaffected. Besides, the Raiden Shogun lived in Tenshukaku at the highest point of Inazuma City. Although her way of governing the nation was lacking, she still cared for her people.
If she personally witnessed an Inazuman official oppressing innocent citizens, that official would certainly suffer for it.
However, whether officials were using policies meant to benefit the people to harm them instead was not something the Raiden Shogun could discern.
In any case, the Tenryou Commission's intention was to turn Inazuma City into a paradise on earth. As for places outside Inazuma City, those were none of their concern.
In fact, on his way to Inazuma, Yucheng had already been considering how to break its deadlock. From the Raiden Shogun's perspective, all three commissions currently serving under her were traitors, without exception.
The Yashiro Commission had dealings with Watatsumi Island and even actively helped Vision holders, both those whose Visions had been