The key to running a good city was being prepared for all surprises. But Weijun was not prepared for the sudden return of the sea before the dry land, where it used to be, was cleared up completely. Most of the land had been turned into parking car lots, fishing grounds, a training area for soldiers and a park.
More importantly, people had set up farmland and a market in the area. Suddenly being told to abandon all this starting that night because the sea was returning, was exciting and enraging at the same time.
Weijun was at the city council building, dealing with hundreds of angry residents, eager reporters and stacks of paper work.
Meanwhile, soldiers, working together with the police and other officers had already managed to help people move there personal property out of the few residence buildings in the area.
