Sword Flight was incredibly fast. However, flying at night could lead to some deviation due to the lack of reference points. Fortunately, modern technology had solved that problem—he could simply use his phone's map for positioning. Besides, Chen Mo was holding a military-grade positioning device.
So, with the direction roughly right, he flew toward Japan. After some time, he finally arrived.
After entering Japan's airspace, Chen Mo found that it was still much the same as when he had left last time. Many places remained shrouded in darkness. It had also been night when he left Japan before. It seemed that after the disaster, Japan's recovery capacity was still rather poor.
In fact, all of Japan's citizens had been doing their best to save themselves. But the previous disaster had been far too severe, even causing massive geological fractures. Japan, which had originally consisted of four large islands and many small and medium-sized ones, had ended up with several more large islands.
Although there were several more islands, the nation's total land area had not increased. Instead, it had decreased somewhat. Fortunately, the disaster had also reduced Japan's population. Otherwise, this place truly would not have been able to support so many people.
Moreover, because of this geological disaster, far too many Japanese citizens had suffered. Countless cities and buildings had turned into ruins, not to mention the nuclear leaks caused by the nuclear power plants and so on.
Japan had more than fifty nuclear power plants in total, and several on its largest island had been damaged. If not for aid from international relief organizations, the losses caused by Japan's nuclear leaks would have been even greater.
Even now, Japan's leaders already had enough headaches. Many places involved relocating residents, and with buildings reduced to rubble, many people had