HELL INN CHAPTER 26
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The rain poured down on Nine Head Island for at least 5 hours.
The sea water kept rising and hitting the shore, on the sea surface, water spouts were coming down one by one. Those buildings were shaking in the storm. On the ground, there were places where the water was up to their knees.
This sea area, there was almost no fish that could survive. Nine Head Island was like a dead island, ever since it was abandoned, it had been in such a state of desolation.
In the wind and rain, Ge Song and his men were hiding in a small room.
They could only hope to prolong their safety by every minute and every second. In such a situation, living a day was no different from a year. Not to mention how difficult the last blood letter of 2011 was, even if they completed this blood letter, everyone knew how the final blood letter settlement would be in November.
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