Horn watched the citizen dressed in a silk robe with tassels standing before him with great interest.
To be honest, the rise of the citizen class in Thousand River Valley is relatively recent, at most thirty to fifty years, spanning one or two generations.
Relatively speaking, there is not yet a fully developed citizen culture.
Their attire often does not differ greatly from farmers, only with better fabric and tailoring.
But the man standing before him, Bradak, was different, showcasing the unique culture and fashion customs of an established wealthy city like Leia.
He tied a bundle of hair with silk, curled his hair using an iron tube filled with charcoal, applied thick lead powder on his face, and wore fake wooden El ears.
In front of Horn, who truly knew the lavish display of Imperial merchants and nobility, this outfit seemed like a theatrical character trying hard yet failing to impress.
He couldn't help but want to laugh but had to strain to keep a straight face.
