Chapitre 1637: City of a Thousand Races

After arriving near the City of a Thousand Races, Minos immediately saw that grandiose place becoming even larger up close than he could imagine from afar.

The city stretched out in all directions, with buildings utterly different from those one would find in a human city. 

Many buildings looked like artificial coral reefs, with houses and businesses at different points and many swimming areas.

At the same time, there were capsule-shaped buildings that could be attached to each other.

Some properties had only one or another of these capsules. Still, Minos could see from a distance several where dozens of these structures were connected to form immense structures.

Beasts of various sizes came and went, usually in groups of beings of the same race.

Even though this was the city of freedom, where all races were welcome, many visitors passed through daily. And these visitors moved in groups without mixing with beings of other races.