The refugees of Tai Xuan were primarily resettled in nearby official cities. Enjoy exclusive adventures from My Virtual Library Empire
Should the official towns be unable to accommodate them, they could also be sent to other cities by Steel Train.
The Eternal World was vast with sparse population, and there was no shortage of land for building cities.
What was lacking were safe places.
However, outside of Tai Xuan, and beyond the Seven Great Countries, there were nurous neutral and small-scale forces. Once these forces' cities were destroyed, the strong people would lead their soldiers to flee, forming Exile Forces.
"So of these Exile Forces could be recruited, while others represented unstable elents."
"So might co from external origins, yet so could be intermingled among the refugees."
Mu Yuan had not yet understood the logic behind the rules governing the admittance of refugees.
But now, so of the 'Exiled Strong People' within Tianyuan City could potentially beco unstable elents.
Therefore, the process of accepting refugees in Tianyuan City was very strict.
...
Outside the South City Gate of Tianyuan City.
The registration center for newcors.
Holy Light Sage Tina currently served as the director of the newcors' registration center, and her smile, brimming with Holy Light, always managed to gradually calm many of the enormously anxious refugees.
This was the natural charm of the Nun Series profession.
The staff in charge here were also either nuns by background or patient individuals with affinity, selected from among the Territory Citizens.
The Deputy Director of the Lingmin Security Bureau, 'Bamboo Stick,' led a team to assist, publicizing the laws of Tianyuan City and maintaining order at the registration center.
"Maintain the line, personnel with injuries or disabilities, and the elderly and children have priority for registration."
"Violators of the regulations will be warned at minimum, imprisoned if more serious, and in the most severe cases, our patrol team has the authority to kill on the spot."
"Registering your information is to maintain order in the city, and also to prevent disguised monsters from infiltrating our ranks."
Bamboo Stick patrolled back and forth with the sword at his waist, tirelessly repeating these instructions.
He was an early settler in the Tianyuan Territory and among the first batch to receive the warrior legacy. He never imagined that a farm boy like himself could one day gain supernatural power or climb step by step to the Fourth-Order Leader Level.
Moreover, after receiving the Lord's blessing, the Leader Level was no longer the limit of his life.
In his mory, the incredibly powerful nobles of the past seed insignificant now.
All of this stemd from the Lord's gifts, Bamboo Stick understood profoundly. He also recognized that what he could do at this mont was to perform his duties well, to perfection.
"Co, old man, just explain your personal information, and place your palm on this Crystal Ball."
He assisted an elderly man, speaking to him.
Before the registration desk was a long table, on which sat a Crystal Ball. A staff mber sat beside it, explaining and registering information for the new Territory Citizens.
"Your level?"
"Where do you co from, what is your profession, and what are your skills?"
"Please place your palm on the Crystal Ball and channel a thread of energy into it."
Four lines were processing registrations at the sa ti.
At one of these desks, the recording nun suddenly frowned, "Sir, are you sure your level is Professional Level 6?"
"Of course," the middle-aged man said. He carefully channeled only a trickle of energy into the Crystal Ball, concealing his presence with a Mystery Skill.
But he hadn't noticed... or rather, even if he wanted to notice, he couldn't.
The Crystal Ball before him was rely a decoy.
The true detection thod was a covert array engraved on the floor and connected to the city's defense matrix.
Its detection result was: Four-order Level 9.
The nun narrowed her eyes.
The middle-aged man, feeling the gaze upon him, began to sense a chill.
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