Monsoon's words ignited a blaze of anger in the hearts of everyone present.
The hatred the people of our nation harbor for the Japanese is not born overnight; it is ingrained in our very bones.
This hatred is hard to erase, even if the world were to end.
Now that these Japanese are making a comeback, invading Dragon Country once again, just mentioning it is enough to infuriate people.
Of course, with floods everywhere now, the concept of nations no longer exists.
But as long as those who survived from before the end of the world are still here, they believe they carry the blood of Yan and Huang.
Maybe in the future, humans will live focused around floating islands and Floating Islands, only remembering which shelter they're from, not any country.
But at least the people now, who survived from before the world's end, still recognize themselves as descendants of Yan and Huang.
Thus, the hatred for the Japanese cannot disappear.
