Fritz stood beside the department head, overlooking the entire Harbor District of Kingsfort from the rooftop of the tax office.
Unlike the ocean harbors he was accustomed to in the Mountain Front Territory, the inland wharf at Kingsfort had no breakwaters or natural capes; it consisted merely of a few piers extending from the straight riverbank into the water. A lighthouse stood at the entrance to the Harbor District, like a lonely shepherd guarding a sheepfold.
However, precisely because of this, the wharf at Kingsfort was much more open than the ports along the Inner Sea. As far as the eye could see, there were hardly any significant topographical limitations. It could extend infinitely to both sides if necessary.
In terms of bustle, the current Kingsfort wharf was no less busy than the port of Guidao City.
