The bustling port of Turii place thrived as ships from every corner of the Mediterranean Sea came and went, their cargos feeding the city's growing appetite for trade and expansion. With this prosperity, the Senate elders found themselves busier than ever.
Kunogorata was confused , the city administrator of Turii, spent his days resolving disputes among merchants, supervising the selection of patrol officers and firefighters, and ensuring order in the overcrowded port district. Fires, accidents, and complaints about lodging seemed to fill every hour of his day.
Cornelius, the city administrator of Amendolara, faced similar challenges. The warehouse and lodging district outside the city had become a magnet for traders and travelers. The newly established market, teeming with activity, brought opportunities but also headaches, with quarrels and thefts demanding constant attention.
