Back then, the mid to lower reaches of Ense hadn't completed the grain harvest, and after that shocking autumn, large areas were hit by famine.
There was a massive shortage of meat, which drove up grain prices everywhere.
Amidst the public outcry, these words caused Tino City to erupt in an uproar instantly.
One could say, the decline of the Ense Empire began with that great flood 12 years later.
But the problem was, in this life, no one had expected that great flood to be so severe.
The great flood 11 years ago gave Ense a painful lesson.
After that, Ense raised the embankments along the coast by 1-3 meters directly.
One could say this was already a very high standard.
However, in the face of nature's might, it was ultimately powerless.
At this point in time, not many would think that managing the great river would be good.
On the contrary, it might be met with a torrent of criticism.
