Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 642 Railway Town
Of course, what Perfectcott gained in Vosde was not only the technical thinking of the Grizzli Tribe Shaman, but she also learned more about the thoughts and living conditions of the grassroots people in the North today.

Although the town of Vosde cannot represent everything, it does reflect to a certain extent the current living conditions of the coexistence between indigenous people and immigrants in the North.

The two influenced each other, giving rise to a whole new way of life, and the mutual integration of the two also formed new northerners.

If there were no external factors, it might take hundreds of years for the concept of the Northerners to be fully formed, and it would also take a long time to integrate the living habits of the indigenous people and immigrants into a new whole.

However, harsh external environmental factors have forced indigenous peoples and immigrants to make more changes and adapt to the environment.

The influence of internal factors has accelerated the evolution of the concept of Northerners, but without more factors to stimulate it, it may still take several decades for it to take shape.

After all, this may form a unique ethnic group with its own culture and living customs.

To promote or prevent its formation, for Perfectcott, it is actually just a matter of issuing an order.

Just like how the North American immigrants in the original world dealt with the locals, from some perspectives, wanting to prevent or promote certain things is just a matter of thought for the rulers.

But Perfect obviously wouldn't scalp anyone, as that would go against her principles.

In terms of inclination, Perfect would rather make the people in the North live a better life than to provoke confrontation between the two groups and destroy one of them.

Moreover, the current external environment in the North also determines that it is impossible for Perfect to do so.

The threat posed by extreme cold is affecting everyone. If we cannot unite everyone and work together to survive, it will be a complete disaster for mankind.

Humanity is now on the brink of destruction. If Perfect had not created a way for humanity to survive, the humans of this world would probably have been destroyed under the attack of the gods and the doomsday winter.

Therefore, genocidal infighting is absolutely unacceptable for human beings, and no one will do that.

Even if someone really intends to do this, Perfect will definitely crush him to death.

However, although the town of Vosde gave her a lot of inspiration, Perfecto did not forget that the main purpose of her incognito visit this time was to investigate the conditions of various towns in the North, so as to develop a plan to deal with the cold season.

Although the model of Wasted Town seems feasible at present, considering that this is only their living pattern in the warm season, Perfect did not interfere with them rashly. Instead, he plans to wait and see how their living conditions are after the cold season comes before making a decision.

In addition to the town of Vosde, Perfectcott also wants to take a look at the situation in other places in the North. After all, she can't just look at the situation in one town and then extend its model to all towns in the North.

Every place has its own special circumstances. If we just copy them all, there will definitely be problems with local conditions.

Although good experience models should indeed be promoted, we must also consider the actual situation and make corresponding adjustments. Blindly copying them will definitely cause problems.

So after finishing the investigation of the town of Vosde, Perfecto set off for another town.

————————————This town is very different from Worsted Town.

In terms of location, the town is closer to Belloberg, on the railway line between Belloberg and Chernoborg.

It is a town that was born because of the railway. Its main purpose is to maintain and repair the trains passing through here and provide various supplies to passengers.

The trains of this era were still very slow and had various minor problems, necessitating stops along the way for maintenance and replenishment of coal and water.

The train from Beloberg to Chenobog stops at about two or three stations along the way, all of which are similar to the small town called Railway Town.

These towns exist because of the railways, and they also prosper because of the trains stopping there. In a sense, they were born because of the railways and trains.

So relatively speaking, the living habits of the residents here are very different from those of the residents of Vosde.

First of all, although the indigenous people here also hunt, they mostly sell the prey they hunt as commodities.

In this year, fresh meat is a rare commodity. Not only is it expensive, but it is also scarce and basically in short supply.

Even in the two big cities of Beloberg and Chenobog, the supply is basically limited to the consumption of the great nobles, and there is often a price but no demand.

So the fresh meat sold in these towns along the railway is a good thing that no one can miss.

Basically, as long as the hunters bring their prey back to town, the prey they bring back will be cut up and processed directly on the train platform. From the flesh, bones to the fur and internal organs, nothing will be wasted.

Each portion will be clearly marked with a price and put on sale. When the train approaches the station, passengers only need to sit in the carriage and open the window to bid to the vendors selling goods on the platform, and then pay for the piece of meat they like.

Of course, in addition to these, there are other things sold in these railway towns.

For example, there is a magical potion made by the shaman of the local Aboriginal tribe that is said to boost men's self-confidence, a witchcraft creation that can make the man you like love you more deeply, or a small ornament that is said to enhance women's charm.

Even Perfect, when she got off the train and saw the prosperous business scene on the platform, she felt as if she had returned to her childhood in the original world before she traveled through time.

In her memory, she saw many such scenes when she took the train during her childhood.

At that time, the trains were not fast. When approaching the station, vendors with carts and baskets on the platform would start selling various things, and the passengers on the train would open the windows like they do now and buy various things.

"It looks like I can see something interesting here." Just from the train platform, Perfect could get a glimpse of the entire system behind this small town that maintained its prosperity and bustle. This immediately piqued her interest and she wanted to know how the people in this small town lived.

However, just when she wanted to go further to find out what was going on, gunshots suddenly rang out on the platform.

(End of this chapter)