Moreover, this City of Sin had always been a multicultural haven, teeming with vampires, werewolves, various orcs, and even elves and such—demons and monsters could be found everywhere.
Thus, now you can see dwarves leaving the factory together after their shift to drink at the tavern, Elf Mages cruising around in their newly purchased steam locomotives to flirt, industrious orcs laying down railway tracks, while sophisticated vampires in tailcoats watched the rail laying with intrigued eyes.
Hmm, that mixture of the advanced and the antiquated, of punk flavor where science and magic coexisted, had emerged.
Only now, most people were smiling, and there was a gleam in their eyes, unlike a few months ago, when everyone could only hide sadly at home, waiting for the oppression from the wicked to come at any moment.
Life had direction, and naturally, people seemed filled with passion.
