82 The Great Depression (Part One) 6yr

Translator: - -Editor: Tehrn

Beneath Huang Xuan's feet was a small drain that was overflowing with murky water. It led downhill, carrying trash along with it. The murky water spread out in all directions.
All around him were crooked, dangerous-looking apartments, huts, and brick houses. Huang Xuan surveyed his surroundings. What he saw reminded him of the aftermath of an earthquake. If there were a couple of dark-skinned children in the area, he would have thought he was in Tang Shan.
"Africa?" Huang Xuan warily asked Rolin.
"We're in the state of Michigan, east of Detroit. Similarity: 91%. We can stay here for about ten days."
"A poverty-stricken area?" Maybe it was more appropriate to say, "Poverty-stricken cave." Huang Xuan reached for the thick leather hat on his head. Inside, he was wearing a small, round cap. The dense metal intertwined with his hair underneath it.
"Yes," Rolin answered in a matter-of-fact way. "However, you should pay attention to the children in front of you. They don't seem to welcome you."
That was only normal. In 1931, the United States of America was going through the Great Depression. More than 20% of people lost their jobs. This problem was more prevalent in cities with car