Hudson and his group left Djibouti Village, spent the night outdoors, and finally, on the second day, they arrived at Glasgow Village.
He had been here before and was quite familiar with the environment of the place, but upon arriving today, he found it greatly different.
Especially the outer environment of Glasgow Village, it obviously had been renovated, looking much more refined than before.
The most important thing was, Glasgow Village was building a road, and it was clear that the construction had been underway for some time, extending far beyond the territory boundaries.
Hudson did not think the construction of this road was without purpose.
Looking at the road workers, Hudson directly voiced his doubts.
"What is this road being built for?"
