The entirety of September flew right by as the next few weeks were mostly uneventful. It was a stable time with things being done.
Every city was growing steadily. The stress from the sudden population increase was mostly resolved with smooth government coordination.
Businesses and manufacturing were booming in real time as demands for good spiked from the population increase as well.
Raw resources were being met as massive investments from the private sector were pouring in nonstop.
Everybody knew it was the next big thing—an underdeveloped sector, as every factory and every other sector needed it to make things.
Even the government was spending a large sum of its tax dollars on resource extraction to meet the increased purchases from factories.
Although there were some environmental concerns, they were put aside for now as some of the raw resources were critical to the army's equipment.
