Of course, it couldn't be perfectly recreated in a virtual simulation. It was only an approximation.
But at least it could give us a rough idea of the hurricane's power.
"Beginning a pass-by simulation."
The hurricane in the 3D model began to spin, then slowly moved toward the city.
I... felt a chill run through me.
"Simulation complete. Would you like to run a direct-hit simulation?"
"Do it."
I hadn't even realized it, but my voice was already trembling. Long Bixian seemed to notice something was wrong with me.
He didn't say anything, just stood
beside me and watched.
Irene's gaze remained fixed on the direction of the dark clouds. She didn't look away once.
Little Black ran another simulation. This one was simple: the hurricane swept straight through a city. I watched helplessly as the concrete high-rises began to twist within a few
short breaths. Windows shattered, buildings snapped one after another, roads were torn up, and cars flew through the air.
Once the hurricane had passed, the entire
city had vanished.
"Gasp!"
I sucked in a sharp breath. I was completely stunned. I'd never imagined Earth could experience a natural disaster this powerful.
It was practically a nuclear bomb on the move.
It had torn up the entire ground. Of course, a nuclear bomb could rip up more than ten meters of earth, while this hurricane could lift only three or four meters at most. But
that was terrifying enough. On top of that, the hurricane could keep destroying everything in its path, while carrying huge amounts of rain and debris through the air. If it spread over hundreds of kilometers, its power would be no
less than a nuclear bomb—maybe even greater.
"Old man..."
I took off the headphones in a daze and stared at the dark