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nChapter 128 Disasters

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n“Mr. President, Despair One is within the energy cannon’s range!”

nThe energy cannon could only hit the meteorite when it was ten minutes away from Earth.

nThe meteorite was moving too fast, and they could only estimate its location based on the approximate time it would reach Earth. The long distance meant the images from the cameras were delayed.

nNot everyone could use their mental force like Himmel Soan.

nOraman wasn’t in a hurry. He knew their estimations could have errors. The world was waiting for the historical moment, and he couldn’t mess up here.

nAs the meteorite approached, Earth’s magnetic field became chaotic. The ozone layer split open, and sunlight shone down without any filter. Frostia was right under that area.

nThe country was already flooded. As the ozone layer thinned down, the seawater was vaporized as people watched.

nThe entire Frostia turned into a giant steamer. The steam was so thick that people couldn’t see things 30cm away.

nWithout the protection of the ozone layer, the temperature rose to over a thousand degrees.

nAfter the sea dried up, the ground got covered with cracks, and the top layer rolled up like dry pieces of chocolate.

nThe steam didn’t exist for very long either. Before long, there was no moisture left.

nFrostia had 69 arks, and the shells had all turned red and started to melt. Even though they weren’t made of ordinary steel, they still couldn’t withstand such high temperatures. “Help…” “It’s so hot…”

n“It’s baking me alive! Help!”

n“Turn on the air conditioner!”

n“It has busted! The ark can’t withstand the heat!”

nThe special metal held on for a brief moment, but the heat soon penetrated the outer layer.

n90% of the objects inside were made from ordinary materials.

nCopper was necessary for some electronic devices, and it wasn’t replaceable. Copper and iron wires, steel rods, and aluminum alloy parts had all melted. The air-cons and power generators all exploded, and multiple locations were on fire. Everyone was panic-struck.

nMen were shouting. Women were screaming. Children were crying. All the noises mixed together and became indistinguishable.

nStampedes happened in several cabins.

nThe interior of the arks was separated into various departments like dormitories. Each room could contain ten, twenty, or even thirty people. Only the luckiest ones could get out in time.

nThe cabins closer to the top were the hottest ones, and the door handles had been melted by the heat. The people inside couldn’t get

nout.

n“Mom, I’m so thirsty…”

nA little girl crawled toward her mother, who was no longer breathing. She looked as dry as a mummy and would eventually turn into a pile of ash.

nMaybe things wouldn’t end there.

nIf the temperature kept rising, there would be nothing of her left. Not even ashes.

nThe girl was around three old. Her face contorted as she crawled because when she lifted her arm, her skin had peeled off.

nThe temperature of the floor was over 300 degrees. She couldn’t feel the pain anymore. She was losing hydration so fast that she was shrinking. She couldn’t even bleed.

n70% of the human body was water, and she had lost over 50% of it. If she still had strength left, she would realize her flesh was falling out.

nThe heat was cooking her alive.

nThe temperature was rising so fast that she had yet to react to it. That was why she was still conscious.

nSeveral men tried to get out, but they jumped back as soon as they touched the ark’s metal wall. It was too hot to touch!

nThe skin that made contact with the wall was already blackened.

n“Help!”

n“I don’t want to die!”

n“Please help us!”

n“Honey, where are you…”

n“Mom! Dad!”

nBoom!

nThe television hanging on the wall in the lobby exploded, sending sparks everywhere. It was only the beginning. More electronic devices exploded after that, affecting many people.

nThe people killed in the explosions were the lucky ones though. Those that barely survived had to watch themselves get cooked to death. Some people were conscious during the whole process.

nBoth were horrible ways to die.

nThe temperature had risen beyond the level that human beings could withstand. The ark was full of noise at first, but everything went quiet shortly after that.

nAll the passengers were lying face down on the floor. Some still had their eyes open, while others were barely breathing.

nHowever, it wouldn’t matter!

nThey had reached the end of their lives.

nBy now, many people had realized how wrong they had been.

nArks couldn’t keep them safe!

nThey wouldn’t have been cooked to death if they had gone to the underground shelter!

nCompared to this, they would rather be drowned!

nHowever, it was too late to regret it. They had to be responsible for their own choices. Similar things were taking place in all the Frostian arks.

nThey were trapped in the arks like helpless lambs while the arks began to melt and change shapes under the heat.

nThey had lost all hope.

nJust then, a pale-blue web appeared in the sky and blocked the heat. The web slowly rose into the sky and mended the hole in the ozone layer.

nIt was created by Himmel Soan’s mental force. However, he was a little too late. He couldn’t save the dead passengers.

nWhat happened to Frostia wasn’t an isolated case. Because of the approaching meteorite, all sorts of natural disasters happened in countries all over the world.

nIn Heatia, a country near the equator, animals began to mutate. It happened to animals like lions, deers, giraffes, elephants, and crocodiles.

nThe super meteorite was covered with tens of thousands of substances that couldn’t be found on Earth. When it approached Earth, the substances combined with the air and turned into something toxic.

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