And Su Ya didn't know all this.

After she was full, she told the waiter at the shop what happened.

She felt like there was an invisible hand pushing all of this.

It is said that there are not even corpses and ashes in the city, which is even more ridiculous.

When Su Ya entered the city, she accidentally noticed that there were flood prevention holes built in the city. To put it bluntly, they were modern sewers, which meant that the rainwater in the city would flow out along the flood prevention holes.

The fire burned for several days and nights. Not to mention the corpses, they must have been burned to ashes. If there is heavy rain for a month, they will all be washed away.

But Su Ya quickly rejected her idea. The flood prevention hole is not big. If the rain is really as heavy as the waiter said, then the whole city will definitely be flooded. Unless the flood prevention hole is completely opened.

Only then can the rainwater be drained out.

Or there must be another place to drain the water.

Assuming that someone opened the flood prevention cave, then there were still people who survived in Sunset City.

Moreover, this person also needs to know how to open the flood prevention cave, so this person should have some relationship with the original Lord of Sunset City.

Assuming it's another drain, someone has to open it.

In the end, no matter what it is, someone must open it so that the water in the city can be drained out.

Su Ya decided to go out for a walk during the day tomorrow.

She has never believed in evil.
Chapter completed!