Morodny

Morodny is the second most populated city in Custardia, having around 11 million inhabitants. It is located near the Ussuta-Custardia border, around 667 miles from the nearest Ussutan town. It is a heavily defended city, with 3 air force bases, and a naval base. It is famous for its cheese, Royal Morodinian Cheese.

History
Morodny started out as a small village during the 1100s. It was used by merchants as a layover between Ussuta and Custardia. It was a beautiful town with amazing views, food and lots of money, and many people began to move there. Within a few decades it was now a central hub for trading and had 10,000 people living inside it. In 1234 Morodny Castle was built to protect the town and its residents. During the cotton revolution of the 17th century the town boomed and people from all over came to buy its cotton, and cheese, and soon the residents were some of the richest in the world. By 1800 Morodny had well over 1 million inhabitants and a booming industry. The Great Industrial Revolution had a big impact on Morodny, and soon factories were being built across the city. In World War One many of Custardia's men who fought in Europe were sent from the beaches of Otol. The city continued to grow despite the raids by The Luftwaffe, and during the 1960s Morodny grew at a rate of almost 1,000 people every 3 days, and Morodny International Airport was built. In the 1970s Custardia's first nuclear power plant was built to keep up with the great demand for electricity in the region, and by 1975 all of the region's residents had access to clean water and electricity. Dredenga Airport was built in 1981 to connect to the smaller regional airports rather than overload Morodny Intn. It is now one of the most historically, economically and industrially important cities in the world.