As he inspected the disaster areas, the young child never laughed. This natural disaster had brought severe losses to Hudson, and the losses suffered by Belsden were not small either.
Due to the territories mainly being in the lower reaches, the rolling flood came sweeping through, turning both Bear Ranch and Bear Farm completely into marshlands.
From above in the sky, one could still see busy crowds rushing to harvest wheat soaked by water in the pouring rain.
In the Farming Era, it didn't matter how severe the reduction in output was, as long as the crops had ripened, there was no reason not to harvest them.
The situation at the ranch wasn't much better either. Although livestock had been rescued, the ongoing impact of the torrential rains meant that the stored fodder was running out, leaving no choice but to slaughter the animals.
Watching his source of milk being slaughtered and turned into dried meat, Belsden's mood could not lift.
