At that time, no one moved a muscle.

A figure standing in the crowd bent down and picked up something from under the fire truck, then walked towards the outside of the American-Australian Community wearing his extremely ill-fitting shoes.

The firefighter who got out of the car looked down at the tires that were scratched by stones in the dark night, cursed, and continued to explain to the crowd around him.

Because the residents of the American and Australian communities were quite dissatisfied with the fact that the fire brigade came to the rescue so late. In the United States, private property is sacrosanct, but these public officials did not arrive on time to rescue people.

What started as a quarrel quickly turned into a conflict. Just when the situation between the two parties was about to become unsuppressable, someone shouted, "Put out the fire first!"

Only then did the firefighters and the surrounding situation calm down.

The fire truck finally started its work. The water jet sprayed by the high-pressure water gun finally had some effect, and the fire slowly came down.

When the firefighters saw that the fire was weakening, they went to check with the people around them to confirm who was inside the house. At the moment when the fire recorder went to record the fire, a person's wailing sound suddenly came from the house in front of them.

Just as the firefighters were about to rush inside to save people, there was a sudden "crunching" sound from the beams of the house.

"bang"

The huge beams were like the straw that broke the camel's back!

When the beams fell down, the fire began to spread again, and explosions were heard from time to time in the house. The surrounding residents also kept leaving because of the explosions.

The fire at the American-Australian Paper Industry and the fire in this house are simply not worth mentioning. Although a Japanese expatriate died in this house, the fire at the American-Australian Paper Company caused a loss of US$7 million.
Chapter completed!