The outskirts of the Hundred Lands Mountain Range once had a small village on the front lines of flood resistance.
As a small village that once didn't even deserve a name, it became one of the main hubs connecting the Hundred Lands Mountain Range to the outside world after successfully resisting floods.
Over time, this village simply renamed itself Flood Control Village.
Due to being at the forefront of flood defense, the village's reservoirs, water channels, and water infrastructure are the most complete in the entire Hundred Lands Mountain Range.
Under the pouring of concrete, those facilities constructed over several years are still functioning.
However, as the waters receded and the flood subsided, a considerable portion of the reservoirs and waterways were abandoned.
Compared to those reservoirs and channels built with stakes, gravel, and blue bricks.
Buildings cast from concrete have endured the wind and sun yet remain intact, albeit seldom visited.
