In the ruins of Beiyuan City, a child was hunched over, searching for some valuable trinket. He had already picked up quite a few shell casings and just needed a few more to exchange for his reward.
For the civilians remaining in Beiyuan City, this was a unique benefit to them. They had suffered too much here, and now, at last, it seemed that their hardships were coming to an end.
The civil affairs officials of Tang Country assured that every native resident living in Beiyuan City would be provided with housing free of charge.
This was a policy aimed at soothing the hearts of the people of Beiyuan City while also encouraging those natives to resume production and construction.
The natives, or rather, the survivors, were very cooperative. They were doing what they could, especially tasks like searching through ruins—a group of children were particularly good at this.
