Many friends might find it hard to imagine.
If a fire broke out at home and the flames weren't brought under control immediately, they could spread far faster than most people imagined.
A fire department had released an educational video.
It took only a few seconds.
The fire could go from moderate to intense, and after a dozen or so seconds, it could engulf an entire room.
So the moment a fire was discovered,
it had to be put out immediately.
If that wasn't possible, one had to flee the scene decisively and make a phone call.
Of course,
it was best to knock on a few neighbors' doors while leaving.
That was exactly what had happened to this guy. Massive flames had surged up and engulfed the entire bathroom.
Forcing him to leave.
Afterward, the flames shot out of the toilet, leaving him no choice but to move outside into the corridor.
He wanted to make a phone call.
But when he had frantically turned on the faucet just now, he'd dropped his phone beside the washbasin... What a fucking disaster!
Fortunately,
a neighbor from next door came home at that moment.
After discovering the fire,
the neighbor hurriedly called the fire department, then notified the other residents to evacuate.
After a great deal of chaos,
the fire was finally extinguished.
The group member was naturally held fully responsible for the accident. When asked why he'd been playing with fire in the bathroom, he could only stammer that he'd had a stupid impulse and wanted to burn some old clothes.
He couldn't exactly say he'd been running into ghosts lately, could he?
Although that was the truth.
But who the fuck would believe him?
The landlord was the biggest victim. He was practically furious enough to faint. The