Although it came out of the sewer, it wasn’t just pure water. Transparent water, as if a waterfall had turned sideways, flowed into the house on fire.

As if gravity were pulling sideways, the water burst out from the ground, soaking the entire building and flowing sideways.

Not long after, the fire in the house died down, and a group of people, including Victoria, hurriedly ran out of the building.

Before Morris could approach her, a man who had come out from the side ran up in front of Victoria, kneeled, and pleaded, pointing to the adjacent building, saying that there was a child on top and that they couldn’t do anything because of the fire.

Victoria immediately headed in that direction.

Beatrice was busy evacuating the people from the company and the survivors to a distant place, while Morris just stood still, watching Victoria.

He was standing in the middle of the road, not doing anything.

I saw the world through the eyes of the harvester.

The five people working from a distance had also noticed something strange about Vern City. To be precise, almost everyone around was staring at Vern City.

The entire city of Vern was burning.

Thick black smoke was rising from all parts of Vern City. Just a moment ago, white smoke had been rising, but now it was not.

Even from the viewpoint of the five in the suburbs, there was talk of things happening.

For instance, when a fire truck enters, the same sudden acceleration accidents happen, or suddenly fires spread on the streets.

There were also stories about mages trying to put out the fire, but they were just running in place due to a lack of magical energy in the air.@@novelbin@@

Civilization had been paralyzed in an instant.

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