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The situation in Jelkala, which was severely affected by the earthquake, has become more chaotic. If it is the most suitable time to attack Rhodok, then it is now. But the impact of the disaster is far more terrible than people have guessed. News has been sent back one after another from all over the mainland, but no place has not felt the earthquake. Even the northernmost Nords felt a significant tremor that night. Many people were awakened. When they woke up, they found pots and pans torn to the ground.

Even Palavin, the capital of Swadia, was affected to a certain extent in the earthquake. Plate movement changed the position of the reefs on the seabed, and the swift waves were enough to overturn battleships. Although many of the roads on the road have been preserved intact, many commercial roads leading to the south have been blocked and destroyed. The economy of Paravin, which relies heavily on maritime trade, has been hit hard, and the large-scale northward flight of southern refugees has also caused severe damage. The locals feel a lot of pressure. King Harous, who had never come out of the pain of losing his wife, was very helpless. Although he had previously wanted to take the opportunity to attack Jelkala, these things have kept him busy. Especially for a king, maintaining internal stability is often much more difficult than opening up territory.

As a result, the offensive plan was put on hold, and the Rhodoks, who were most severely affected by the disaster, did not have to face another man-made disaster after the natural disaster.

From Fort Glenward, under the control of Swadia in the north of Rhodok, to the streets of Jelkala owned by King Griffiths in the south, reconstruction work started quickly. People work hard and are not afraid of hard work. They can’t help it. Everyone knows. If they haven't built a shelter before the weather is cold, then the colder and colder winters in these years will definitely not make them better.

However, in the reconstruction work, not everyone regards rebuilding their homes as their first priority. For example, Hans Rudol, who came from De Herim, but spent half of his life in Rhodo. Father Swadia.

"Children of the Father, please come here, have a sip of beer, eat a little bread, rest your tired body, and listen to me tell the thoughts of this godly servant of the Father." Father Rudolph is not luxurious but dressed A very neat sermon gown, standing on a simple wooden table, next to a large pot of dried chickpea stew, and a bag full of dried bread on one side. While preaching, he distributed food to people who took a short break after work, and soon a large group of people surrounded him.

"We have all experienced this disaster, and I think you should have heard other pastors say that they think this is the punishment of our heavenly Father for our evil deeds and a warning to us from the Supreme Lord. But please think about it, we What did we do wrong? Did we live hard enough? I asked myself, but I couldn’t think of any evil that would make us suffer so much. What did we do wrong? I kept thinking about this until I heard about Garmic’s tragedy and saw it with my own eyes later

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