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Ciscannia unveils plans for one of the longest underwater railway lines in the country - from Selzet to Osvine, potential connection to Denstel

The line, connecting the three cities through alternate high-speed rail, is estimated to last up to 60% less time than the current alternatives.

"This is only the first step of many in our railway overhaul," says van Peij, "that now requires more attention than ever."

There have been talks of a "simplified, but more far-reaching" railway system, as nearly two-thirds of the Ciscannian asphalt roads are planned to be discontinued, making way for "other projects" in the next 15 years.

The underwater railway system is due to be finished in 2030, and cost around 50 billion Requis (≈16.22 billion base value currency) to produce.

Speaking of currency:

1 Requis -> BEFORE 0.32723 >> NOW 0.32449 (- 0.84%) - analysts' future predictions divided.