As the days passed, due to the Australian government's lack of attention, the bushfires continued to spread rapidly. Before long, they had engulfed all of Australia.
An Australian news channel host held a microphone, with an orange-red sky behind him. He spoke with difficulty, "Cough, cough. As everyone can see, the entire sky behind me is red, and the air is filled with smoke and dust. A million people have already left their homes. Some drove away, while others took shelter in temporary shelters like stadiums. The fire is still spreading."
"In just one week, the fires have spread from New South Wales to Queensland, South Australia, the Northern Territory, Western Australia, Victoria, and even Tasmania has seen ignition points."
"It can be said that fires have broken out across every state in Australia, and they are becoming more numerous. Just as the prophet said, all of Australia is burning."
The prophet naturally referred to Jiang Hao. Everyone now used that term to refer to him. Jiang Hao's predictions had come true once again, and all of Australia was now covered in fire zones.
During this time, Jiang Hao had been busy constantly rescuing animals, guiding them out of the fire zones and toward relatively open areas.
Fortunately, eucalyptus forests were mainly concentrated around Australia's coastal regions. Central Australia was arid, filled mostly with deserts and barren wilderness. There was grass, but no forests or dense vegetation.
Whenever he saved a group of animals, Jiang Hao created a pond for them to ensure they had drinking water. He did not need to worry about anything else.
Birds washed the dust from their wings in the small lake, while animals crowded around its banks. A group of wild camels knelt by the water and drank deeply, clearly parched.
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