The inner city looked like it would've been a nice place to visit, something tourists could've enjoyed and people could go for a change of scenery. It's high-rise buildings consisting of mostly glass and steel reminded me of a sort of pocket-sized New York.
The buildings here weren't quite as large and plentiful, but they contrasted against our Mediterranean-esque city, even more-so with the outer city which was in ruins. This place seemed almost
untouched.
There was so much potential for Draycott to be something, even if growth would've been slow. But if he couldn't look after his own tiny island, what made Austin think he could look after Caspiam? What could be possibly gain from it now his own country had crumbled?
It all pissed me off the more I thought about it. Everything about
