Chapitre 1888: Nagarojin

The size of the region over which the ruins spanned was enormous. It exceeded the size of the Town of Hajin and the Capital Town of Vargard in the Kandrian Empire. It was clearly extremely. Buildings had been chopped right down to their very foundations, leaving only the sturdy bases that once supported them.

Piles of rubble from bricks and slabs of stone piled up across the entire region, painting the desolate picture of the erosion of civilization.

Yet, not even time could hide how glorious this city would have been in during its prime. The network of roads indicated an incredibly brilliant vision of civil engineering for the entire metropolis. The foundations and bases of infrastructure revealed an extremely well-thought-out planning for infrastructure allocation.

Just these clues alone allowed one to infer that this was far from a primitive civilization that merely tried to survive.

No.

This was a civilization that thrived.