The warm wind, heated by the sun, brushed against his face, and Sharet couldn't help but squint his eyes. But the moment he opened them, an entire small town unfolded before him.
Standing on the arched wooden bridge, the first thing he saw was a circular plaza paved with herringbone tiles.
In the center of the circular plaza was a construction site, which had now been built over three meters high.
This construction site was for one of the future landmark buildings of the small town, named the Labor Clock according to Horn's wishes.
This Labor Clock uses star-cast gears to drive it, chiming the hour every day. This was necessary for the workshop's production to have accurate time throughout the day and could not be as lax as rural agricultural production.
To solve this problem, this clock tower was built.
