Chapter 189 - ideal hometown (1/2)

”Ben or Odin, I want to know why? Or perhaps, what value do I have to the Heroic Spirit Palace? ”

Zero asked calmly, looking at the old man who he had once known in Remter and was now on his high horse.

Ben beckoned to Zero with his hand and said, ”Come here, zero.”

Zero did not object. He walked behind the old man and looked down at the prosperous city with him.

”You are clever, zero. That's good, so we can talk a lot less. I'll tell you the answer, but before that, I want to hear about this city. Asgard's view. ” With his hands clasped behind his back, Ben looked at the reflection of the blue sky and white clouds reflected on the holographic plate outside the fence.

”This is the best city I've ever seen.” After a moment of silence, Zero said, ”Although it has a strict level, but when I pass by the city, I can feel that it is full of vitality. This is a feeling that other cities can't give me. ”

Ben nodded in satisfaction. ”Your senses are still sharp,” he said. ”Although you've only been in this city for a short time, you can already feel the very essence of it. That's right, it was life. ”Life does not come from matter alone, but from the hearts of the people who live in this city.”

”The strict hierarchy allows people to determine their own location, but in any field, I have reserved opportunities and avenues for advancement. In this city, everyone's fate was not fixed. Through hard work and creativity, even the lowest slaves had the chance to change their fates. It is as though my Sovereign's Hall has reserved six divine seats. As long as one is talented, one will be able to stand at the highest position and see a different view. ” Ben blinked and said, ”The vitality comes from competition and change. When people see the light of hope for changing their destinies, you will find that the lowest level of people are also full of enthusiasm and creativity, and that they are fundamental to urban development. ”

Zero showed a thoughtful expression.

As Ben had said, he was only intuitively aware of the special atmosphere of the city. Now that it was described in detail by Ben, Zero could see that Asgard was different from other wilderness cities.

However, what made him feel even deeper was Ben's unconventional way of thinking. In the case of senior managers in cities along the coastline, there is no one who does not want to hold the heart of power in his hands. Even if there was a promotion mechanism in the city's management system, there was no way he would place promotion opportunities on the lowest level of slaves like Ben did.

Ben's approach, so to speak, brought Asgard so close to the liberal democracies of the old days.