Chen Miao's conversation with Lei Zhan did not last long. After giving Chen Miao a general account of the situation in Great Xia, Lei Zhan went back to work.
Busy... saving lives!
Great Xia's coastal regions had suffered devastating losses. When those towering waves swept ashore, the coastal areas had no time to react.
Neither locals nor tourists had any chance to escape those towering waves.
By comparison, the disasters triggered by the feng shui formations inland were less severe.
But less severe did not mean fewer casualties. After all, the inland regions covered far more territory than the coast.
After learning all this, Chen Miao knew he could not go back.
With a disaster of this magnitude, planes bound for Great Xia could not possibly land.
The reason Chen Miao had yet to receive any notice from the airport was partly that everything had happened too quickly for them to respond, and partly that communications with Great Xia had already been cut off.
Even planes that had already taken off would probably not dare to land once they reached Great Xia's airspace.
Fortunately, Chen Miao already knew the situation in Tianmen County. As long as Elder Uncle and his family were safe, that was enough.
After putting his phone into his portable space, Chen Miao left the basement.
He turned on the television and found a livestream covering Snowcap Mountain.
Unlike before, the footage was now being shot from far away from Snowcap Mountain. It seemed these reporters did not dare approach.
Even from that distance, though, he could still see Snowcap Mountain erupting.
Something occurred to Chen Miao. He took out his phone and opened a short-video livestreaming platform. After searching for a while, he quickly found new live footage.
There were many streams, all from people trapped