Shay hadn't been to Chernobyl for a year or two.
In his impression, Chernobyl was just a massive construction site, with excavation and building everywhere, swarms of workers and machines constantly busy.
But this time coming to Chernobyl, Shay felt it was already a big city.
Stepping out of the train station and getting into a hired carriage, Shay looked at the streets outside the window, feeling a sense of nostalgia for the unchanged yet transformed scene.
The construction sites he remembered were mostly completed, now turned into tall buildings covered in snow, which even in this apocalyptic winter had a trace of former glory.
If it weren't for the overwhelming snow and the large robots occasionally strolling the streets, Shay might even think he was still in Langton.
It must be said, the development speed of the Northern Territory was incredibly fast, so much so that it surpassed everyone's imagination.
