Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 647 Beloberg
The train that Perfectcott took arrived at Belloberg, the second largest city in the North.

For Perfect, she actually didn't have a very deep impression of this city.

Although it couldn't be said that this was her first time here, she was always in a hurry and didn't have much in-depth understanding of the city.

Although this city was built under her plan, Perfectot's main focus was on Eagle Cliff at that time. After Chernobog was built, she basically stayed in Chernobog and didn't pay much attention to Beloberg.

This is actually inevitable. After all, Beloberg was originally designed as a port. When a large amount of materials were first transported into the North by sea, it was indeed quite prosperous and busy.

This is also the first stop for new immigrants. Many current residents of the North have the busy port of Belloberg as their first impression of the North.

However, as the ocean froze, the sea route was gradually blocked, and the once busy port of Beloberg became a useless decoration, and the city became much more depressed.

After the prosperity faded, Beloberg was filled with desolation everywhere.

Perfect has also paid attention to this and has sent people to investigate and collect information in order to find ways to improve the city's conditions.

But before she could deal with the matter, the relocation of the imperial center injected new vitality into the city, which could be considered a blessing in disguise.

The imperial center and royal family moving into Beloberg brought new economic growth points to the city. After all, those nobles had long been accustomed to a luxurious life.

Even though both the supply of materials and the income level have dropped significantly after arriving in the North, they are still trying their best to maintain the so-called aristocratic dignity.

The large amount of consumption gave rise to market demand, and naturally the towns around Belloberg began to provide various outputs to the city, making the entire economy run.

Of course, if it were just like this, when those nobles were exhausted, Beloberg would usher in a new round of decline.

However, on this point, whether it is Perfect, the imperial center, or the nobles themselves, they are all smart enough to know that they cannot live off the resources.

Therefore, the nobles invested in many factories and industries, trying to restore their own blood-making ability in this way so that they would not have to live only on the property brought to the North.

At this point, Belloberg is indeed a good investment choice.

After all, cities are emerging. Although there have been periods of prosperity and subsequent depression before, they did not last long. Overall, there are still many opportunities and sufficient labor force in cities.

However, the great changes in the environment brought many problems to Beloberg, and the investment of the nobles brought new vitality to the city.

When the Perfecto train entered Belloberg, she could see the bustling streets, the busy train station and the flow of people, which gave her the illusion that she had returned to the old Langton.

"It seems that the economy of Beloberg is developing well. It is a lot more lively than the last time I came here." Standing in front of the car window, looking at the people coming and going, Perfectcott's face showed a little more approval.

Although she had occasionally come to Beloberg before, it was always for a purpose, and she was often in a hurry, and she didn't have much time to pay attention to the city itself. Now she calmed down and paid special attention to it, and she was surprised to find that the city had undergone tremendous changes without her noticing.

"The existence of the imperial center has brought many new demands to this city, which has promoted the development of commerce. A large number of the people you see now are migrant workers from surrounding towns." A Beloberg municipal official who hurried over explained to Perfectok.

As an official of Belloberg, he is a true Northerner, which is very common in Belloberg's municipal bureaucracy.

After all, this is still a city in the North, and the municipal administration is still firmly in the hands of the Northern factions.

However, the arrival of the Imperial Center also brought a large number of nobles, officials and population from Langdon and the empire. Especially the Imperial Center itself had a huge impact on the city.

Especially after those nobles entered the city, they instinctively began to look for their own ecological niche, which naturally led to some conflicts and exchanges with the local northern factions.

Some officials who were still concerned about their ties with the empire sided with them, but more of them still stuck to their own positions.

Perfect was also aware of this, but she didn't care about it.

Whether it is the Northern faction or the Imperial Central faction, the only disputes between the two are over political interests, and there is no conflict of principle.

"Working in the city? How do you solve their accommodation problem? Have you made corresponding arrangements for commuting?" Upon hearing this, Perfectcot instinctively asked two inevitable questions.

The official nodded and replied: "We have taken all of this into consideration. Some of the migrant workers who live nearby will commute by train every day, so we have added small trains to provide them with convenience.

We are also laying narrow-gauge railways in some other towns that are a little far away or have no railway connection, to increase transportation convenience as much as possible."

"That sounds good, but if they don't commute every day, where do they live? Have you made any arrangements?" Perfectok affirmed the response made by the Beloberg municipal government as described by the officials.

The other party nodded quickly and said affirmatively: "Yes, yes, we have built some low-rent apartments. Although the accommodation conditions are a little worse, they have all the necessary living facilities, and we have also made sufficient relevant guarantees to ensure that there will be no problems with accommodation for migrant workers."

"Really? Then take me to have a look later. I want to see with my own eyes what the low-rent apartments you mentioned are like." Perfect wasn't polite, nor did he blindly believe what the official in front of him said. Instead, he prepared to go for an on-site visit.

The official did not seem to be panicked and still looked confident, which made Perfectot feel that he was not lying.

This is a good sign, at least it proves that Beloberg is in good condition.

"My Lord Earl, the City Hall has arranged a welcoming banquet for you. Do you want to attend?" Seeing that Perfectocte was in a good mood, the official asked about the main purpose of his visit.

Although Perfect would never attend such a banquet before, the Beloberg City Hall dared not fail to prepare. What if she was in a good mood and was willing to attend?
"Banquet? This is also an opportunity to get to know this city." Perfect nodded slightly, and then said, "Inform the City Hall that I will attend."

(End of this chapter)