Once July passes, there's not much summer left.
But the weather in the Royal Capital is getting hotter and hotter.
It's almost impossible to go outside during the day; stepping out guarantees a drenching sweat.
Perhaps it was the earlier typhoon, the Royal Capital wasn't this hot in previous years.
On this afternoon, the heat felt as if metal would melt.
Port District.
Garette Street.
This street is also known as Migrant Street.
Due to its extremely delicate location—it's in the Port District but bordering the South District and just under two hundred meters from the legendary land of freedom, Little Ibia.
There's only a wall separating the two; from slightly taller buildings on Garette Street, you can glimpse some of Little Ibia's details.
So naturally, this has become a very ambiguous area.
The people of Little Ibia occasionally visit the hotels, casinos, and various shops here.
