The dark clouds soon enveloped the fire scene, and with a rumble of thunder, the moisture-laden clouds began to pour rain.
It seemed like an entire year's worth of rainfall in Sigef City had accumulated in this one downpour.
The rain gathered and poured down in torrents, the likes of which had never been seen before in Sigef City's history.
Under the torrential rain, the fire was swiftly suppressed, but a weakening fire did not mean the buildings on the fire site could be saved.
Because after a wildfire, a mudslide is inevitable.
Mud and accumulated water washed through, flattening rows of houses.
Since the rain began, Booker and the others seemed to be muted, collectively falling into silence.
Their understanding was in conflict with reality.
