The sun?
A familiar yet strange term intruded into everyone's mind.
On Blue Star, even during Nuclear Winter, a not-so-bright sun still hung in the sky, continuously providing heat.
But in this strange world, this was probably the first time they had seen the sun of the Wasteland since that night descended.
Emmm, it didn't seem all that different from Blue Star's sun?
Wait, the sun had appeared? The seemingly peaceful Five Building District suddenly erupted into commotion as countless trembling humans hiding inside buildings rushed into the open.
They were astonished to discover that the thick fog, which had lingered for three months, was rapidly retreating.
It was like placing a block of ice into a pot of boiling oil.
Under the sun's rays, it hissed and steamed, vanishing at a speed that left people dumbfounded.
"What's going on?"
"I don't know. This is my first time seeing such a bizarre change, too."
"Whatever the case, at least we don't have to stay in those foul-smelling rooms waiting for the sky to clear."
"Exactly. Taking advantage of this, I'm going to check on my fields. I haven't seen my crops in days!"
"Let's go together! I've had enough of feeling like my body is going moldy!"
Standing in the open.
The residents of Wasteland Bone Village cheered in delight, discussing their plans in excited voices.
Although their narrow horizons prevented them from understanding what the disappearance of the fog truly represented in this unfamiliar world.
There was no doubt that this was a good change.
At the very least, the fields they had planted for the winter no longer needed to be left unattended. They could finally be harvested.
As for the patients on the ground, with the fog's disappearance, the pain twisting their faces also became slightly less