White Whale City, Bartak was here, and so was Diema.
Counting Jonathan himself, there were at least three players in this city.
White Whale City was not a good place to survive and was too chaotic. Diema was a celebrity, and her safety was guaranteed because even if she appeared, she would probably be in the perpetual daylight district where the wealthy upper-class people lived. The perpetual night district wouldn't work; without enough power, she'd have to live looking over her shoulder.
Jonathan crumpled the poster he picked up and threw it in a trash can, avoiding the roadside surveillance to find a suitable means of transportation.
It was now half past ten in the morning, and fewer pedestrians were on the road. His drop-off point was at the city outskirts checkpoint, twenty kilometers to Black Street. White Whale City was a big city, and Black Street was in the central area of the perpetual night district.