On the main street, soldiers could occasionally be seen patrolling with guns, and the hotel restaurant was also supplying food in limited quantities—it's said that many supplies hadn't been transported here in time.
The streets of the North District were no longer as glamorous as before.
Some houses had clearly been burned down—and before they were burnt down, these were likely the mansions of the North District.
Obviously, the city's original nobles and ruling class had been thoroughly cleared out.
There were signs of gunfights and explosions on the streets, and in some places, the blood hadn't even been washed away yet.
The City Hall, also known as the Governor's Mansion, had a checkpoint on the surrounding street and was barred from through traffic.
Clearly, the Governor's Mansion was heavily guarded, and the new rulers had officially taken over the place.
