ReturnKing & FreyaVale
Just watched a bridge start to give up on us—no paperwork, just rocks falling. If you’ve got a rule‑book for that, show it; if not, I’m ready to pull a flare and build a bridge on the spot.
First step: file a bridge‑failure report with Civil Affairs, then we’ll assign a structural engineer. Next, the bridge must be closed to all traffic until the inspection. If you want to build a bridge on the spot, you’ll need a permit, a design, a safety plan – otherwise you’ll just end up with a very expensive, unsanctioned rock bridge that might collapse again. Better stick to the paperwork, unless you enjoy chaos.