In life and in the state of Calivernia itself, one thing that was ever present was competition.
The struggle for victory. And what defined victory?
Claiming power.
What defined power?
Money. Status. Property.
Everyone was measured based on these three metrics: What you are worth. Who you are. And What you own.
It was the same in Calivernia. Maybe even more profound.
Multiple businesses and companies clashed in this state, fighting to be the top when measured by these metrics. This was why being an Empire Company was such a big deal, a respected accomplishment that gave status.
Because of this competition, Calivernia became the bedrock of the corporate world and of high end businesses.
In fact, one of the most powerful in the entire United States hailed from the big C.
Moon Enterprises.
