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nThe snow stopped once Himmel Soan woke up from his reverie. Firey kept holding him from behind. He didn’t look back, still staring out of the window. The only difference was that his expression wasn’t as empty as before.

nThere was something tender about it as if he was cherishing the memory of someone.

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nOutside, people were still gazing up at the sky.

nThey kept guessing when the snow would stop. Some said the next day, some said two days later, while others said it would never stop.

nThe snow was so heavy, and the weather was so abnormal. Everything from the drizzle to this snow was out of the ordinary. No one should be able to remain dry in the rain.

nThe weather change had reached the supernatural realm that even the scientists couldn’t offer an explanation for.

n“I wonder what Mr. Himmel Soan thinks about the weather. He must have some unique views.”

n“I agree. Mr. Himmel Soan is a scientist, so he must know what’s going on.”

n“Not necessarily. The weather is too abnormal. Mr. Himmel Soan hasn’t said anything yet. Maybe even he doesn’t know what to do.”

n“Maybe he’s resting! We’ve been asking him to analyze things all the time. He must be tired!”

n“That’s right. So what if Mr. Himmel Soan wouldn’t analyze it? No one can even collect the rainwater. How is he going to analyze it when you have nothing to study?”

n“But everything has happened so fast. The snow became heavy, then it just stopped. It’s incredible.”

n“Incredible? That’s not the most incredible thing! The snow is waist-high, and it should slowly melt away. At least it should turn into the water first, but the snow just disappeared. Look! There’s nothing on the road.”

n“I collected a jar of snow, but it has disappeared. Even if it melted, there should be water in the jar, yet it’s completely empty. That’s so strange!”

n“…”

nCharles was reading the comments online. He was very concerned with the drastic change in the weather.

nHe was more eager than anybody to find out the cause. After all, he was the president, and he needed to know such things. He couldn’t afford to have things go wrong.

nHowever, the strange weather was gone as fast as it started. It was as if nothing had happened. He didn’t know where to start his investigation.

nHe had contacted Dr. Leo, Roams, and other scientists. None of them could give Charles a definitive answer. They all said they couldn’t collect anything, and there was nothing they could work on.

nSo far, the whole thing remained a mystery.

n“Will Mr. Soan know the cause? I think so. If it can’t be explained scientifically, what about from a supernatural angle? Maybe we can find out the truth.”

nHe looked at his phone again. He had sent Himmel Soan a text message, but he hadn’t replied.

nCharles was a little uneasy.

n“It shouldn’t be a big deal… If something bad is going to happen, Mr. Soan should be the first to detect it. He’ll call me immediately if things are serious, or he’ll talk about it on a livestream to tell us how to solve it. Since he hasn’t contacted me, I’m sure nothing is out of the ordinary.”

nCharles felt much more relaxed. He had no doubt that Mr. Soan would be the first to detect abnormal things. For instance, the incoming meteorite earlier. Mr. Soan was the first to notice it, and he quickly offered a solution.

nThis weather should be the same. If it would affect Earth, Mr. Soan would have noticed it first and tried to solve the problem. Therefore, Charles concluded that the weather wouldn’t affect Earth. Otherwise, Mr. Soan would have said something.

nHowever, that conclusion wouldn’t be enough. The more important thing was to explain it to the rest of the world.

nThe weather was so strange that if an explanation wasn’t offered, people would have all kinds of speculations. If one wanted to, they could shift public opinion and instigate a lot of people.

nCharles wondered what explanation he should give.

nShould he explain it on behalf of Mr. Soan?

nBut Mr. Soan hadn’t replied yet. If he used him as an excuse without his permission, he could offend him.

nCharles soon gave up on that idea. Even with everything that had happened, he still needed to respect Mr. Soan’s opinion.

nHe checked his phone again before making up his mind. If Mr. Soan didn’t reply in the next hour, he would go see him.

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nMeanwhile, people were discussing the weather online. It became the most popular subject.

n“I thought the snow was never going to stop, and Earth was going to be buried in snow!”

n“That’s right. The snow was falling so fast. I thought it was the end of the world!”

n“It was so strange! I tried to melt the snow with fire, but I couldn’t! It didn’t seem real. Then it just disappeared. There’s nothing left!”

n“So weird! I think it’s the sign of the end of the world!”

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