Chapter 188 - Odin (1/2)

The Land Cruiser drove along the steel bridge to the Golden Gate at the entrance to Asgard.

At the edge of the city, concrete dams and metal turrets that had fallen over them formed fortifications. Judging from the height of the fortification that was almost a hundred meters, even the crawler type chariot used to attack the defenses could not directly cross it. If they wanted to attack the city, they would have to force their way through the front of the steel bridge. However, the metal cannons on the fortifications were not there for decoration. Once they were covered by their firepower, it was foreseeable that the attackers would suffer heavy losses.

The giant golden gate opened long before the SUV arrived. Unlike the mountain gate in the Julian Mountains, this giant golden gate was completely silent when it opened. Zero Safety couldn't see what its kinetic energy was, but it definitely wasn't some crude hydraulic machine. This meant that Asgard had more advanced technology than the ordinary city bases along the coastline. Even though it was just a gate, Zero could already see the tip of the iceberg.

Other than the large area of factories behind the gate, there were also simple residential areas. However, it was only simple compared to the central area of Asgard. These bungalows were more luxurious than any slums along the coastline.

As he continued to enter Asgard, this city of miracles, Zero began to understand the city's strict rules.

If you looked down from the sky, you would see that the outline of Asgard's city was a perfect circle. There were only two entrances to the city: the east and the west, which were connected by steel bridges. As for the buildings in the city, besides the various workshops, the higher the central building, the bigger the building. On the other hand, the closer they got to the edge, the shorter the building became.

Like Zero, the area provided for slaves and laborers occupied nearly a third of Asgard's territory. However, they were all one-story houses. Admittedly, the higher you built these houses, the more space you could save. However, it was as if Asgard was trying to show the strict hierarchy of the city. The rooms with the lowest number of people were no more than 20 meters tall.

At the center of the city, there were at least a hundred floors of buildings that could be seen all over the city.

Only those with greater power would be able to see further!

It seemed that Asgard was going to tell the world something silent.

On the highway to the tallest building at the center of Asgard, Valkyrie told Zero that it was the center of power in the city and also the location of the Twelve Divine Halls.

Asgard's class followed the example of the feudal kingdoms of ancient times. Slaves were the lowest level of the city, and they had no freedom, and their hard work was only to be exchanged for three meals a day. The citizens, who were one class higher than slaves, were the middle and senior managers of the factories in the city, and they didn't have to be slave-like to get up early in the morning, and their pay was not only to provide warm bread and clean water, but also to get money for other supplies.

Then there was the military system and the aristocracy, who made up the city's upper middle class and had the power to participate in certain decisions of the Asgard. They even allowed some of the delegates to be selected to form a council and to participate in the day-to-day management of the city.

Above this group was the one at the top of the pyramid known as Asgard. They possessed the title of Gods, and although they sounded very arrogant, their average abilities were at least at the ninth step. To ordinary people, they were indeed god-like existences. Valkyrie was one of them, but the highest authority in the city was the Twelve Sovereigns Hall. There were only six of them.