With the social changes brought by the emergence of the steam engine, Langton City has expanded its urban area several times over in less than a hundred years.
A considerable part of these newly expanded city areas was spontaneously built by new citizens who were once landless farmers. These areas lack effective municipal planning and also lack adequate living facilities.
Dirty and chaotic. That's the first impression these new districts give.
After all, the expansion of Langton's municipal department has not kept pace with the city's development. Ensuring the environmental hygiene and social order of the noble and wealthy districts already required their full effort.
As for these civilian areas? Having a management department set up in each district, a water supply point on each street, and arranging for carts to transport away accumulated waste and excrement instead of piling them up on the streets was all they could manage.
