Early morning, Hebron.
Water carrier Canute walked out of the public toilet, which was specially built by the appointed New Earl, complete with both squat positions and urinals, extremely convenient.
After relieving oneself, you could clean up with the wooden pieces provided by the toilet, considered to be the only public facility of its kind in Hebron.
Every morning, accumulated excrement and urine would be transported outside the city for composting and then sold cheaply to farmers.
Without a doubt, these toilets were profitable, but this amount of money was insignificant to Losa.
Since the toilets were introduced in Hebron, combined with the fierce City Defense Army often patrolling the streets with sticks, Hebron's sanitation situation had significantly improved.
But this was not good news for Canute, who was a water carrier.
Previously, he needed to go to the city's "Water Room," a well with a pavilion, queue up to fetch water, and deliver it to those who ordered.
