Sakura City.
Wednesday, June 9th.
The historic capital of the Sakura Abode Country woke up to a beautifully crisp, sunny morning. It was still spring, and the long-awaited summer would only arrive in a couple of weeks, leaving a refreshing coolness in the early breeze. As a majestic metropolis that seamlessly bridged ancient traditions with modern development, Sakura City was a visual marvel under the clear sky. Traditional tiled-roof archways and meticulously preserved historic estates sat framed by towering skyscrapers and pristine, glass-walled avenues. Elegant canals wound through the city's heart, their sparkling waters reflecting the vibrant greenery of weeping willows and manicured stone gardens as morning public transit began to stir.
