Steampunk Era: Mad Abield

A cub crawled into Malin’s arms. He patted its little head, and, at a loss for words, Malin began to browse other forums and Weibo that he could access—Malin, in his previous life, only remembered a few of the bigger ones, such as a certain Tweet and a certain Blog, but this time he could not find them. He didn’t know if this was due to the difference in timelines or if these corporate giants had already been swallowed by the tides of time.

His only option was to scour those forums, message boards, and Weibo that he had never heard of before.

For example, the message board he was looking at now was in Spanish. Malin clicked the enter key and waited a full two minutes before realizing that the server array of this message board had not responded at all—it might have already become fish food at the bottom of the sea or entered another world—after all, in the time Malin was in, this region had long since vanished.

So he chose one in German. Although he couldn’t understand anything, at least someone was able to speak on this message board eleven months ago, but after that, no one left any messages.

Perhaps it was a matter of survival.

After looking around, Malin noticed that the closer the messages’ dates were to the deep dive period, the more these people mentioned their actions being confined to the Eastern Europe area... This was almost identical to the records left by the Church. After the first great destruction, humanity had a period of revival, but the second destruction completely disrupted the entire civilization’s progress, and after the third destruction, human civilization had to start over once again.

Now, this period should be after the first great destruction but before the time of revival.

The human survivors of this time were still struggling to survive. Going online to check forums, message boards, and Weibo felt too luxurious.

With this thought, Malin switched from the Europe section to the Asia section.