Firesign 1 - Wage Slave Rebellion
“Houk is said to be the most vibrant trading hub in the Eastern world, which is true. It’s not said very often, though, because people usually start by calling it big, loud, smelly, and crime-ridden, and then never get to the flowery language on account of having lost all of their money.Every day, ships, carts, wagons, caravans, and little old ladies with half a village strapped to their backs came into the city by the thousands, from every country on the planet Houk wasn’t actively fighting, an...d several they were. Houk was a city so large it not only defined the country, it was the country—the city of Houk was the capital of the country of Houk, which lay nestled beside the Houk River2, which ran through the middle of the Houkain plains, and so on and so forth, all of which points to either a stark lack of creativity or a surplus of ego on the part of whoever did the naming. Probably both3.Naturally, such a convergence of people brought many benefits to the city, though they were hard to see for all the detriments.MoreLess
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