The game gave no explanation for the sudden disappearance of the sun and moon.
But on the other hand.
After they survived the final, troublesome heavy-rain stage of the winter disaster, it promptly provided compensation, announcing that the New Continent had entered a fifty-day recovery period.
From June 1 until July 20, the New Continent would not be troubled by disasters.
During this period, whether human or alien, everyone ceased fighting and began clearing the snow that had buried their territories.
Central New Continent.
Amid the gloomy sky.
The vast white snow on the ground connected into one whole, like a rich block of white cheese reflecting the scant light.
One excavated hollow after another was scattered in all directions, representing each territory's progress.
Looking down from high above.
The largest hollow belonged to the territory occupied by the Myriad Kingdoms Dwarves.
The terrain here resembled a funnel, constantly pushing away and swallowing the surrounding snow. The larger hollows behind it also all came from alien territories. It was difficult to find a human territory among the New Continent's top hundred.
Of course, that was merely the result of the simplest aerial observation.
No one would notice that within a small human territory at the continent's center, although snow covered the entire ground, it was less than fifty centimeters deep.
Compared to the snowdrifts around it that still resembled hills, only this place could be said to have completely survived the disaster!
Tian Yuan Territory.
The sky had grown even darker, and the last trace of light on the horizon was rapidly fading.
Standing atop Iron Stone Mountain, Chen Shen frowned deeply as he gazed into the distant, unreachable darkness.
Beside him stood a middle-aged man dressed in a gray-black padded coat.
Both men wore troubled expressions, with unconcealable anxiety