Aurora!

"It really is The Long Dark!" Yinzi stared at the brilliant aurora on the poster, completely dazed.

An aurora was a dazzling, multicolored plasma phenomenon. It occurred when streams of charged particles from the sun entered Earth's magnetic field, creating magnificent, beautiful lights high in the night sky near the northern and southern regions of the planet.

Auroras often appeared in the skies near the geomagnetic poles, where the naked eye could see faint glows and shifting shapes spreading across the heavens.

In the image, beneath the dim sky, the magnificent aurora resembled the brightest fireworks in the night. The scene perfectly fulfilled players' expectations for a world with scarcely any artificial light.

The aurora was alluring and full of charm, flickering with green, blue, purple, and pink light.

Auroras only appeared beneath clear night skies, but even a clear night could not hold back the endless bitter cold.

"At first, I thought this game was just ordinary wilderness survival. I never expected it to be set in an environment like this." Looking at the image, Yinzi could already infer the game's geographical setting from the aurora alone.

The Antarctic or the Arctic—both were practically uninhabited regions for humanity, cold all year round and rarely visited.

Who cares where it is? As long as it's a game, I'll survive even if it's on Mars.

Every game has a way to crack it. Watch me show Old Thief some fancy moves.

Old Thief is still too young. Does he really think I can't survive?

Once I learn how, I'll head straight to the Arctic for a real survival challenge.

*Brothers, play all you want, but don't actually go out into the wilderness to survive. It's not that I doubt you have the money—I'm just afraid you won't wake up the next