At full gallop, a horse can cover fifty kilometers in an hour.
A loaded wagon can travel ten to thirty-five kilometers per hour.
A magic-powered vehicle can go one to two hundred kilometers per hour, depending on road conditions.
An ultra-high-speed rail train can go six hundred kilometers per hour.
The difference was ridiculously obvious.
And that was before you even considered the terrifying cargo capacity!
Under these circumstances, did construction costs really matter?
Under these circumstances, who could refuse having a station in their territory?
These big shots were very clear, absolutely no one could refuse. At most they'd jack up the price, trying to make the railway builders pay them a huge fee.
All the big shots' heads were buzzing right now.
"Everyone also needs to understand, once the tracks are built, it's not like only one ultra-high-speed train can run on them."
