After Su Li finished visiting the Squier Gallows, he headed south along the Wallflower District, inspecting the wealthier areas of the Territory, including detached villas in the Wallflower District, the Hesse Territory Opera House, the West Merchant Association headquarters, and the Emerald Baths, among others.
The purification journey through the [Squier Execution Ground] made Su Li quickly ascertain one thing: this world has a distinct social hierarchy.
Nobles are nobles, the rich are the rich, commoners are commoners, and slaves remain slaves forever.
All these classes are distinct and separate, with no possibility of vague boundaries or mixing between them.
