Nestled in the western district of Boulder Town, 97th Street was a place plagued by overflowing sewage and pervasive air pollution. Coupled with the crowded and run-down tenement buildings, the area was often referred to as Crow's Nest by the locals.0

Due to its proximity to the giant wall, residents there could only enjoy the sun in the morning and at noon; by dusk, the street would be shrouded in the shadow of the giant wall.0

Objectively speaking, if one ignored the lack of sunlight, life there was much better than in the slums outside the giant wall.0

Most of the people living there were workers from nearby factories.0

Unless they were local residents, few people were willing to come close to that area.0

There were almost no entertainment activities, and almost no one would want to open a shop among a group of poor folks.0

People with jobs would need to work 16 hours. They would often come home and fall asleep straight away. As for those without jobs, even if they stared blankly...0