"This is our homeland. We have lived here for generations." The Great Elder looked at the large stone standing at the village entrance with a complicated expression. "I never expected it to still be standing here intact after the tsunami."
"Yes, it's miraculous." There was a trace of strange emotion in Chu Han's reply.
He looked out at the distant houses, which had been washed into ruins strewn everywhere. Fish Village lay in a very low-lying area and was the village closest to the sea in this region, so it had been the first to suffer the full force of the tsunami and had sustained the greatest damage. Almost no house remained intact.
Yet after such a terrifying natural disaster, the huge stone at the village entrance had remained completely unharmed?
Even the words engraved on it were incredibly clear!
Most importantly...
"The tsunami should have struck without warning. How did your entire village manage to avoid it?" Chu Han suddenly fixed the Great Elder with a sharp gaze and asked.
The tsunamis of the apocalypse were no ordinary small-scale tsunamis. The complicated weather conditions made every natural disaster erupt on a spectacular scale, enough to wipe out an entire village. At the very least, only a fraction of the people should have survived, and they should have been scattered by the waves.
But this group from the Yu Clan had stuck together and even hidden in the highlands for over a year. There were simply too many things that did not add up.
The moment Chu Han asked the question, Yu Yongnan's eyes immediately darted away.
The Great Elder merely gave him a brief, steady look before answering calmly, "We have lived here for generations. We are good swimmers."
"Is that so?" Chu Han turned away and asked no