Ch. 901Had many foreign survivors come to the Seven Cities?
Jiang Shengnan told Luo Fan that more than a hundred survivors from Eastern Japan had entered the Seven Cities by sea, mostly near Fuyuan City, and warned that their growing numbers seemed suspicious. The two discussed their arrival’s implications but had not yet investigated them.
- Jiang Shengnan met Luo Fan and said strange newcomers had been arriving in the Seven Cities, speaking the language of Eastern Japan.
- Luo Fan recalled Tomeko’s account of Eastern Japan’s survivors fleeing by sea after most of the country’s citizens died.
- Jiang Shengnan said the arrivals had drawn little attention because few people nearby spoke their language, while she and Luo Fan traded jokes about Japanese media.
- Jiang Shengnan revealed that over a hundred Eastern Japanese survivors had arrived by the previous day, apparently by sea and mainly around Fuyuan City.
- Jiang Shengnan showed Luo Fan a map locating Fuyuan City at the edge of the Seven Cities’ territory.