Citizen Metal Ind.

We've been over at E-38 in Tronica City for a while now. It's a busy spot in Loni. Most days you'll find us working through metal orders. It gets noisy with the machines running, but that's just how the shop floor is. My father started things here, and we just kept going. We handle a lot of different metal parts. It's not fancy. The floor is usually covered in scrap and dust. We show up early, get the machines warmed up, and start cutting or shaping whatever is on the list for that day. Tronica City has changed a lot since we moved in. More buildings, more traffic on the roads near Sect. A 5/6. Sometimes the power goes out, and we just sit outside for a bit until it comes back. It's honest work. We don't have a big office or anything. Just a small desk in the corner with too many papers on it. People stop by to ask about prices or just to see how a job is coming along. We try to be fair. It’s mostly just us and a few workers who have been here for years. We know the machines well. They are old but they still do the job if you treat them right. If you're looking for Citizen Metal Ind., we're right there near the main road. Just look for the gate that's usually half-open and you'll find us.