The Duke's heart did not sink, because he already knew that this disaster was not just happening in his city, but was global.

Abroad, other countries are facing the same problem. The Duke saw scenes everywhere of people scrambling to buy supplies.

The supermarket shelves were almost emptied as people rushed to buy things.

Some people have even made outlandish comments, suggesting that only those with sufficient supplies can survive a disaster.

The Duke felt powerless and desperate. He had once considered himself a brave man, but in the face of this global catastrophe, he felt his strength was insignificant.

He didn't know what he should do or what he could salvage; he could only watch helplessly as the world descended into chaos.

"When natural disaster strikes, where are you? Where are you? When will I be able to meet you?"

If you were by my side even a little longer, if you were by my side in my past life, I wouldn't be so lonely and desolate.

Put your phone down, there's nothing left to see. Natural disasters are happening, the end of the world is coming, and no country or place in the world can escape them. Watching more will only affect your mind.

I tossed my phone aside, quickly finished what I was eating, and stood alone, gazing at the last glittering stars and the moonlit night sky.

From then on, the night sky would never again have such a beautiful night, because for the past three hundred years, every day was shrouded in gray, and every night was filled with all kinds of black smoke.

After staring blankly for more than half an hour, I simply took out the blanket, covered myself up, and went to sleep.

At this moment, only the Duke could sleep, because apart from him and the Fool, everyone who knew that the apocalypse was coming was living in deep fear.