Blue Borough was the wealthiest district in Davos.
The moment Adam entered the borough, he could immediately feel the difference. The streets were broader and cleaner, lined with beautiful parasol trees and patrolled by guards at regular intervals.
Most of the properties were enormous villas, each consisting of several buildings enclosed within sprawling compounds. This was a place reserved almost exclusively for wealthy and influential nobles and merchants.
Even the people reflected the wealth of the district. Men and women strolled through the streets dressed in lavish clothes, carrying themselves with grace and refinement.
The stores were no different. Their polished windows displayed expensive goods, and even the simplest of establishments seemed to reek of opulence.
Adam felt so out of place.
Just a couple of years ago, he was a slave on a pirate ship, living inside a cramped, dirty cabin. And today, he was suddenly the owner of a mansion in Blue Borough.
