Based on the rate of temperature rise, the extreme cold would soon end.
It was unknown whether, like in his previous life, the ice would disappear overnight, or whether, as the temperature rose above zero degrees, the ice layer would gradually thaw and City C would once again experience the devastation of floods.
One thing was certain, though: it was no longer viable to stay in City C.
Whether it was a direct temperature increase leading to the ice disappearing, or another flood, life in City C was sure to be fraught with difficulties.
Once the ice was gone, the exposed corpses would breed bacteria endlessly. Coupled with people's weakened immune systems due to malnutrition from food shortages, it would be easy for bacterial and viral infections to spread, likely leading to an epidemic.
Alternatively, with very few houses left intact in City C suitable for living, the tumultuous floods would make even pitching tents or living outdoors a difficult task.
