Fantasy: Start a Secret Pavilion

"It's okay, just enjoy the rain scene."

With that said, Chu Tian looked towards other directions in the city.

He saw the holes in the houses in the city that were much bigger than the holes in the main hall.

Rainwater follows those big holes and easily falls into the house.

Some ghosts didn't even have a place to live, so they simply huddled up in a corner, letting the rain hit their fragile bodies.

"Why not seal the roof with mud?"

Chu Tian couldn't help but ask.

When he was in his hometown on Earth, he had seen some houses made of mud.

It is relatively strong. If it is made well, it should not be a problem to make it into a roof to keep out the rain.

Could it be that in this world, the ghost clan has not mastered this method?

If they don't master it, Chu Tian can teach them.

But when everyone in the ghost clan heard this, they quickly shook their heads towards Chu Tian, ​​a trace of fear revealed in the swaying flames.

"We still need to use that soil to grow food. If the soil is used to build houses, we will have no place to grow food."

"Although it's uncomfortable to be caught in the rain, it's better than being hungry."

Hearing this, Chu Tian suddenly felt sad.

He never thought that one day, filling a house with mud would become a language as ignorant as eating minced meat.

"We also thought about demolishing some houses and using their materials to build a group of houses that are not damaged."

"However, even if it is not demolished, so many people will already have no place to live. If it is demolished, I am afraid more people will have to sleep in the dirt."

"Although the house is leaking, there are not many rainy days, so it will be over after a while."

As soon as he finished speaking, those people who ran into Chu Tian's room before ran over.

"Sir, your room has been repaired."

As they talked, they were holding a small piece of something in their hands, which seemed to be a piece of tile.

Chu Tian looked familiar and subconsciously looked up.

After looking at it, I realized that the original gap in the main hall seemed to be larger.

The east wall was demolished and the west wall was repaired.

This sentence came to Chu Tian's mind, and a smile appeared on his face.

But there was no sense of sarcasm or ridicule in that smile, instead there was only helplessness and sadness.

"I'll go in first."

Chu Tian said and left the hall directly.

The ghosts watched Chu Tian's leaving figure, and the falling raindrops hit the water accumulated in the hall, causing a splash of water.

Water splashed onto the corners of their clothes, and most of their tattered clothes were already wet.

When I returned to the room, there was no more rainwater seeping through the roof and no rainwater sliding down the walls.

He was lying on a bed of hay, which was wet from the rain that had slipped off the wall.

When I sleep on it, I still feel damp and a little bit uncomfortable.

But Chutian just lay quietly, letting the rain penetrate through his clothes and touch his body.

It rained all night, and Chutian's room leaked again.

The raindrops just fell on Chu Tian's forehead.

"Tick tock~tick tock~"

The sound of raindrops is so clear.

Chu Tian listened all night.

He has never been so aware of something.

He wants to destroy the Zerg and drive the Zerg out of the planet.

When he was in the Star Dragon Continent, he only understood that the Zerg were a scourge, but before that, he had some kindness towards them.

When he arrived at the Blood Continent, he saw how difficult it was for humans in the Blood Continent, who were also members of the human race, to survive.

Now, he has arrived in the Abyss Continent.

He saw that the oppression of the ghosts by the bugs was far more serious than the oppression of humans by the demons.

Chu Tian clearly realized that if the Zerg race was not eliminated, both humans and demons would end up with the same fate as the ghost race.

Only by wiping out the Zerg can we take the first step.