They are very similar to players, and their worldview is layered with a human-made, rather substantial filter, though theirs exists only in terms of social class. When they encounter true reality, it shatters completely.
Not far from Da Haguai, you can hear the rumbling artillery from the city, with truck-mounted guns firing while racing across the plains. The echoing sound lingers on the fields for a long time, and even in the sky, you can catch a fleeting glimpse of flashing lights, which are the jets and drones fighting.
However, the atmosphere in South City District is different from what the reporters imagined. The atmosphere here is stifling and oppressive; everyone is hurriedly busy, too preoccupied to glance at these outsiders. Even the world is layered with a gray, hazy filter, making it somber.
The further you go in, the closer you get to the war, until you reach the war zone hospital.
