After more than a month of exterminating locusts, Jiang Hao had killed no fewer than several hundred million of them, but there was nothing he could do against this incomparably vast swarm.
There were simply too many locusts, and the area they covered was too large.
After hundreds of billions of locusts matured in Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia, they flew in all directions. One route headed toward Yemen and Saudi Arabia, while another headed toward South Sudan, Sudan, and Egypt.
They then devoured everything along the way, entering Iraq and Iran before reaching Pakistan and India. Jiang Hao pursued and killed them all the way, and he had no idea how many more he killed during that time. Yet after the desert locusts arrived in those places, they still blotted out the sky and devastated local crops.
This truly was an unavoidable Heavenly Calamity.
Jiang Hao was powerless now as well. He reluctantly left India and returned to Cyprus. Although he had received very few Merit Points this time, his swordsmanship cultivation had improved tremendously. It was definitely a major gain.
Over the past few months, Markov had acquired another large batch of cash. Jiang Hao never thought there was such a thing as too little money; he took however much came his way.
Meanwhile, a meeting was being held in Bologna, Italy. The G7 Environmental Ministers' Meeting had opened.
The so-called G7 was an organization composed of the seven most developed industrialized countries: the United States, Japan, Germany, Britain, France, Italy, and Canada. They met to discuss major issues.
Put bluntly, it was a little clique formed by seven countries banding together. For their own interests, they often jointly researched and formulated policies that benefited themselves at others' expense.
Of course, it also had positive functions. This environmental conference