Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

After waiting for about half an hour, the clouds reached overhead. Mo'er suppressed his excitement. He looked at the fifty Fire Sword Egg launchers—all American equipment borrowed from Japan—and they were incredibly powerful. He activated the launchers' equipment with his mind, readying them. He pressed the buttons on all fifty of them simultaneously, and fifty cannon eggs launched simultaneously into the clouds above. A rumbling sound echoed from the sky.

A big gap appeared in the clouds. Mo Er saw that it really worked, so he continued. Then, waves of cannonballs flew up. The gap became bigger and bigger.

The clouds moved to both sides, and the sunlight shone down along the clouds, as if someone was looking down from above with a flashlight!

The situation was different in the area around the gap. The clouds were already thick, and after the shock, heavy rain began to pour down.

Moer saw that it was good, it rained early so that it wouldn’t rain in the second half of the night if there was an earthquake, which would be even more troublesome!

The more than one million people gathered on the south side of the road were stunned: "My goodness, whose army is this? How can they be so brave! Cannons are hitting the dark clouds! Look at the direction, it's Beixindao that's hitting us. What's going on? Why are they trying to stop it from raining here?"

The army leader was also confused. He had never heard of any artillery support coming, and they were still firing at the dark clouds. He called the orderly and said, "Send someone immediately to see which unit is firing the artillery!"

The orderly immediately arranged for someone to check. Mo'er had just fired 500 rounds when a group of soldiers appeared in his mind, running towards him. A young man gathered all his equipment with a single thought and disappeared into space. The person who arrived was stunned to find nothing. He was still firing, and how could everything be gone in the blink of an eye?

At five in the evening, the rain finally stopped, and the troops began to arrange for the distribution of food. However, the leaders were in a meeting to figure out who was going to deliver so much food. They called various departments, but still had no clue.

At this time, being able to produce so much food without anyone noticing is a major undertaking. We'll be unable to sleep or eat if we don't find out! If we can find the source and they can provide more food, the people will have a much better life, and the leaders won't have to worry about food shortages all the time!

And what about the squeaky-squeak plane that was distributing leaflets? Which unit did it belong to? I'd already taken a picture of it, and when I asked surrounding troops, they all said it wasn't one of those planes. There was no such thing as a plane like that in China! Everything was so confusing!

Also, how could they be so sure a major earthquake would happen? They were delivering food and handing out leaflets. Getting so much food and building a warehouse couldn't have been done by just a few dozen people in a single night. So, who were they? Damn it, this is such a headache.

Just as people were preparing to collect their food, they saw dragonflies approaching like locusts. The flight, over a hundred meters wide, stretched from east to west and lasted for about fifteen minutes. As the dragonflies flew by, a cacophony of buzzing noises filled the air, a force so powerful it was breathtaking.

Others saw a commotion in a nearby fish pond as grass carp leaped in large groups, some more than a foot out of the water. Even more bizarrely, some fish, tails up, head down, stood upside down in the water, spinning rapidly like spirals.

Others saw over a hundred weasels, the larger ones carrying smaller ones on their backs or in their mouths, huddled together as they emerged from a hole in the ancient wall and moved into the village. At dusk, more than a dozen weasels were seen milling around under a walnut tree. Five were killed on the spot, while the rest wailed incessantly, their fears of imminent death evident.