After the glass was smashed and shattered, the entire house was completely destroyed.

The single sofa was blown around the room and swayed back and forth, eventually bumping into the TV cabinet.

Then it flew up and smashed the TV monitor, making a "sizzling" sound.

Other small items, such as water cups, were scattered all over the floor.

Fortunately, it didn't last long, and the room was quiet again in just a few minutes.

Only after confirming that the tornado had completely passed did she run out of the bathroom and immediately look south.

The tornado is raging in the south, leaving the neighborhood in a mess.

She had just walked to the French windows on the balcony to check the situation when several huge pieces of rubble suddenly fell down outside.

The loud noise made her quickly retreat.

After waiting for five minutes and making sure there were no falling objects, I climbed out through the broken French window.

The dark clouds in the sky have dispersed, revealing the glow of the setting sun.

It contrasted sharply with the gloomy sky to the east, which was shrouded in tornadoes.

Looking up at the building, all the windows on this side of the building were broken, and some of the walls had also crumbled.

Fortunately, it was a new building with sturdy construction, and there was no collapse on the upper floors.

In contrast, the residential buildings across the street, built more than a decade earlier, have had some of their upper floors' corners swept away by the hurricane, and construction debris continues to fall down.

People running out of the building all carried a basin on their heads, afraid of being hit by it and suffering a concussion.

The situation in Shi Jinwei's neighborhood is much better.

Even so, the outside was still a mess.

Many cars parked outside had their tops dented by falling trees and other debris.

After confirming the situation outside, Shi Jinwei immediately checked the situation inside the house.

It's much better than I expected.

Apart from the mess in the living room, the windows in the other rooms were all intact.

However, the disruption of her only source of information still made her somewhat irritated.

Because the West and North districts were hit by tornadoes yesterday, the rescue teams were mostly in those areas.

Soon, the community sent someone over.

After confirming that no one in the community was injured, the extent of the disaster was assessed.

Most of the windows in the community are broken, and the other party said they would report it to their superiors for repairs as soon as possible.

Other places, having learned of the situation in Anyou City, have already sent rescue teams over.

However, because yesterday's tornado destroyed the highway and there is no airport in the city, we can only wait for people outside to dig through the roads before we can get in.

The time is undetermined.

Upon hearing this, Shi Jinwei's first reaction was that they could only enter the game after figuring out how to play.

In addition to these, she also learned about the situation in the neighborhood across the street.

What she saw was only the better exterior buildings; in reality, many of the buildings inside were no longer habitable.

Community workers on the other side are counting the number of people to facilitate a mass evacuation.

Their apartment complex has an underground parking lot, and since it's still summer, that group of people will be moved to that parking lot.

This is not good news for the residents of the community.

However, the southern district is about to fall as well, and there really isn't a good place left for refugees to live in Anyou City, so no one said anything.

Less than an hour later, staff from the community across the street brought over the able-bodied residents who had suffered the loss.

Meanwhile, a supply truck was also parked at the entrance of the residential area.

Shi Jinwei didn't go back to the house. Standing there, she saw the carriage door open, revealing simple tents, sleeping bags, and other supplies inside.

While registering the residents, the staff distributed the necessary items to them, and then the property management personnel of the community led the residents to the basement to settle in.

Shi Jinwei faintly heard people in the community sighing, feeling sorry for these residents.

Of course, others also heard it.

Shi Jinwei noticed that some of the residents glared fiercely at the old man after hearing these words.

Shi Jinwei had no interest in what happened next. She returned home through the French windows and stared at the empty window frame, lost in thought.

The old man's pitying sigh was well-intentioned.

But those people are in a bad mood right now, and they may not need this kindness.

Some extreme people might even think this is mockery.

Now that her house is wide open, it's even less safe.

But there was no glass available at the moment, so she had to find another way to block the window.

His gaze drifted to the trees that had been uprooted.

On the nameless island, she had already honed her skills in cutting down trees to perfection.

Cutting the tree stump into planks is also an option.

Thinking this, he walked toward the trees.

After most people had left, she didn't bother to avoid them and simply dragged a tree from the French windows to her home.

No property management intervened, and everything went smoothly.

It was already dark, and many households had lit flashlights and candles.

Anyou City has a special situation: the power grids of its four districts are independent, so the eastern district still had power yesterday.

But today, a tornado struck, and this place was not spared either.

After the residents were relocated underground, the community provided them with a lot of food, water, and lighting equipment.

This ensured that they had access to food and water for the next two days.

Shi Jinwei took out an emergency light from her spatial storage, turned it on, and placed it in the living room. Then she drew the curtains on the French windows before starting her work.

The skilled worker worked quickly, sawing the planks in less than an hour and then starting to nail them onto the window frame.

Fortunately, there was no one upstairs, so she wasn't worried about disturbing the neighbors late at night.

Only when all the windows were nailed shut did she finally feel a sense of security.

I didn't plan to tidy up the living room. I did a simple cleanup of the things on the floor, then ate and went to sleep.

Since we don't know what tomorrow will bring, living in the present is the most important thing.

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As night deepened and all was quiet, the entire neighborhood fell silent.

Shi Jinwei locked the bedroom door, but didn't dare to sleep soundly.

"ah--!"

In the latter half of the night, a sharp, piercing scream echoed particularly shrilly in the darkness.

Shi Jinwei quickly opened her eyes in the darkness, and they were clear.

She didn't turn on the light, but quietly put on the bulletproof vest, then took the pistol and left the bedroom.

The shouts rang out again, this time quite close to her.

After carefully examining the items, Shi Jinwei headed towards the living room.

Through the gaps in the wooden planks, I could see a figure sneaking around in the darkness, heading towards the underground parking garage.

The footsteps hurried past her, and through the moonlight, she could see the face clearly—it was the young man who had glared at her fiercely that evening.

The other person looked terrified, but their eyes revealed excitement.

The moment I turned around, my eyes met those peering through the cracks in the wooden planks.

The young man gasped in fright, but quickly realized what was happening and his gaze toward Shi Jinwei turned hostile.

The next moment, he pulled a pistol from his pocket and shot it straight into her eyes.

Shi Jinwei narrowed her eyes and realized that the pistol was a prop.

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