Reborn mosquito, wreaking havoc on your life!

Chapter 78: The Island Nation Collapses
Twenty minutes after the mosquito infestation in Osaka.

Jiang Huai felt that the first batch of support forces from the island country would soon arrive, and he had a very accurate grasp of the time.

The island country’s first batch of support troops will undoubtedly be spraying planes. Jiang Huai knows exactly how long it will take for the air force base planes to fly here.

The spraying planes fly at altitudes far beyond the reach of mosquito swarms.

The army of mosquitoes can only passively take the beating from the spraying aircraft.

Birds can fight back.

When a small and light bird collides with a steel-framed airplane at high speed, it will produce a huge impact force and it is possible for the airplane to lose control and crash.

More than 20,000 bird strikes occur around the world every year, which is a global problem in the aviation industry.

Jiang Huai can use his god-level talent to make a wish and let some nearby birds crash into the turbine blades of the aircraft.

But JAC eventually gave up this plan.

Because this easily reminds people of the mosquito god of Daxia, who makes hundreds of birds sing and can control the flocks of birds in nature.

During this special period, it is better to avoid Daxia from getting involved in trouble.

"Retreat! Disperse to various parts of the island!"

Jiang Huai issued clear instructions to the mosquito army through the system.

At his command, the mosquito swarm began to disperse rapidly.

The army of mosquitoes obeyed the order and retreated quickly, and the overwhelming black shadows swarmed in all directions.

Thousands of mosquitoes came like a black torrent.

The islanders in Osaka City instantly felt that the pressure from mosquitoes was greatly reduced.

In just a few minutes, all the mosquitoes in the entire city of Osaka suddenly disappeared without a trace.

People stood on the street, looking up at the sky, feeling incredible.

The terrifying scene of mosquitoes swarming all over the sky just now has now completely disappeared.

Some people even suspected that the island nation had adopted some kind of high-tech to successfully dispel the disaster.

ten minutes later.

The first batch of support forces from the island country finally arrived.

Dozens of spraying planes flew into the sky over Osaka city.

The pilots were fully armed and ready to spray the entire city with pesticides.

However, when they looked down, there was not a single mosquito in the entire city.

"how is this possible?"

The pilot cried out in shock.

Their orders were to eradicate the mosquito plague that was sweeping across Osaka, but at this moment, the entire city seemed to have returned to calm.

There was not a single mosquito in the air above the street, as if the swarms of mosquitoes that once covered the sky had never existed.

On the streets, many people thought the mosquito plague was over and even began to celebrate.

However, their fantasy was soon shattered.

It wasn't long before cities around Osaka were plagued by mosquitoes.

Although these mosquitoes did not cover the sky, their numbers were also astonishing and they quickly spread to various cities.

This was followed by the terrible symptoms of muteness and impotence.

Many people found themselves becoming mute and unable to speak after being bitten by mosquitoes, and fell into despair.

The Air Force Command ordered spraying planes to provide support to the surrounding mosquito-infested cities.

Planes flew over various places and began to drop large amounts of pesticides.

But the dispersion of these mosquitoes was far beyond expectations. Instead of being as dense as they were in Osaka, they were scattered and spread rapidly in major cities.

The capacity of insecticide carried by the aircraft is limited, and the range of each drop is also extremely limited, so it is impossible to achieve large-scale killing of mosquitoes. In Nara, the situation is slightly less severe than in Osaka.

Although there are not overwhelming mosquitoes, people are beginning to feel that the number of mosquitoes around them has increased sharply and they are difficult to guard against.

The streets in the city center are full of hurried pedestrians, waving their arms, trying to drive away the ubiquitous insects.

Tourists in Nara's famous temple area also became anxious due to mosquito bites, and some even complained on social media that it was the worst sightseeing experience ever.

In Kobe, the situation is even more difficult.

Kobe is an important port city in the island country, and the surrounding wetlands and waters provide a natural breeding environment for mosquitoes.

Despite the presence of spraying aircraft, the mosquito population remains high.

Especially at night, the harassment from mosquitoes makes it almost impossible for residents to sleep.

Insecticides, mosquito repellents and other products were once sold out in shopping malls and supermarkets in Kobe.

The empty sight of bottles and cans on the shelves, which should have been neatly arranged, makes people feel even more uneasy.

Merchants had to urgently transfer goods from other cities, but the supply-demand situation still could not be resolved.

The situation in Hiroshima was not optimistic either.

This city, which had experienced a nuclear bomb and was rebuilt after the disaster, is also troubled by mosquito infestation.

People's street activities have decreased significantly, and some people have canceled their work and chosen to stay at home.

As a result, many schools have announced temporary suspension of classes, and students are forced to stay at home and unable to attend school normally.

The city of Heian-kyo fared slightly better, but was not completely immune.

Although the number of mosquitoes here is not as exaggerated as in other cities, tourists in temples and parks are still annoyed by bites.

Many tourists shared their experiences of being bitten by mosquitoes on social media, with pictures showing red and swollen skin and countless flying black spots.

Residents of Heian-kyo have hung large numbers of mosquito repellent incense sticks at their doorsteps and lit traditional mosquito coils in their homes in the hope of reducing mosquito infestations.

People all over the island are in great trouble!

Almost every family closed their doors and windows in an attempt to keep out the mosquitoes outside.

The control of the mosquito infestation, which was widespread, lasted for three full days and consumed countless resources and financial resources of the island nation.

Spraying planes circled in the sky day and night, and the amount of pesticides released reached an all-time high!

In response to the mosquito plague, economic activities in major cities such as Osaka, Nara and Kobe were almost paralyzed.

Many companies have had to suspend production and operations, with the manufacturing and logistics industries being particularly severely affected.

As a heavy industrial base, many factories in Osaka were forced to shut down due to mosquito infestation, and production lines were interrupted, resulting in shocking economic losses every day.

Shopping malls and the retail industry were also hit hard, with customer traffic in many shopping malls, supermarkets and retail stores in the island country plummeting.

The blow to the tourism industry is even more fatal!

It is the peak tourist season in the island nation, as fall turns to winter, with domestic and foreign tourists flocking to visit temples, shrines and other attractions.

However, the outbreak of mosquito infestation, especially the overwhelming panic information on social media, has caused a large number of tourists to cancel their trips, and tourist attractions have become empty and quiet!
Many hotel reservations were urgently canceled and the number of air ticket refunds surged.

Cities like Nara, which originally relied on tourism for their support, have suffered a huge economic blow, and the direct losses are difficult to estimate.

In three days, the island country’s production and living order was disrupted!

Logistics, manufacturing, retail and service industries have all been hit hard.

Even so, the entire island nation has only managed to control the number of mosquitoes within a certain range, eliminating about 70% to 80%, and there is still a considerable gap to completely eradicate the mosquito plague.

And Jianghuai quietly benefited from this chaos.

In three days, his mosquito minions bit thousands of islanders.

Jianghuai’s points soared like a rocket, reaching 900,000!

(End of this chapter)