Ye Yuan couldn't understand why Xu Hang had specifically called to complain to him.
Wasn't it a good thing that the storm surge had changed direction?
"Hey! It's a good thing for Blue Island.
"But it's definitely not a good thing for me!
"Do you know that warning orders can't just be issued casually? I'll very likely have to bear responsibility for what this brings."
Xu Hang said weakly.
"What does this have to do with you?
"If there hadn't been a storm surge...
"If one formed, wasn't it right for you to issue a warning?
"The fact that its direction changed in the end wasn't something you could control. Why should the responsibility be pinned on you?"
Hearing Xu Hang say this, Ye Yuan spoke indignantly.
"That's how you see it, but many people don't.
"Take Zhang Jun's friends, for example.
"They're putting pressure on the meteorological bureau right now, claiming that the false alarm affected their best annual opportunity to fish for tuna."
"What? There are actually people like that?
"What the hell are they thinking?
"If you hadn't warned them and then found rescue ships to save them afterward...
"Even if the storm surge changed direction, something should have happened in the waters where they were, right?
"How could they have the nerve to say that?"
The moment Ye Yuan heard what Xu Hang said, he was utterly furious.
He truly hadn't expected there to be such shameless people in the world.
Someone had saved their lives. Forget being grateful—they even had the nerve to step forward and make a fuss. Wasn't that going too far?
"This is why, even though I knew a storm surge was very likely to form...
"I still couldn't force those fishing boats to leave.
"If I had forcibly done that back