"Uh, is there any story about this place?" Chen Yiyang curiously asked Luobu beside him.
"Just remember, never go there," Luobu's mom solemnly warned Chen Yiyang.
"It's one of the ten most dangerous places we Germans have chosen, and Frankfurt Main Station is among them," Luobu whispered to Chen Yiyang.
"Our city's train station is on the same danger level as Sielbe Lake in Nuremberg, Rims Island on the Baltic Sea, and the Axi Salt Mine in Lower Saxony."
Sielbe Lake is also quite famous internationally.
Before and after World War II, this place was a dumping site for hazardous waste, including large quantities from chemical, pharmaceutical, and wartime hazardous waste among others.
Just by approaching the lake, you can smell an odor reminiscent of rotten eggs.
This is because the hydrogen sulfide concentration is so high that it can cause any adult to experience breathing difficulties within minutes, leading to unconsciousness, cardiac arrest, and death.
