But it's already been half a month, yet there's no sign of a drop in New York's electricity prices.
To put it bluntly, any hope for New York's recovery is still far off.
Now, including Berick, all they hope for is that nothing else will go wrong in New York for the time being.
Meanwhile, in Phoenix.
Seeing Robbin getting ready to head out again, Morgan said, "Stop searching. It's been a week, hasn't it? There's nothing to find."
Robbin replied, "That place had a tunnel dug by rats, traces of someone being dragged, and we didn't find Catherine's body. She might still be alive."
"It's been a week. The rats are gone—they've retreated back to the sewers," Morgan shook his head. "Even if she was taken, she's probably already ended up as the rats' food."
"Shut up, Morgan! Don't forget, Base Four is under the management of both of us! You don't have the authority to command me!"
Morgan's expression turned grim.
