"Um?"

Huai Shi was confused.

Looking up along her gaze, the boy looked at the tumultuous sky with dark clouds in the distance: "Isn't that an illusion?"

"Although I have suspected that this is a problem caused by some abnormal mechanism, I just took a closer look... It seems that what you have seen all the time is just a mirage, and anomalies in the desert."

"So what?" Huai Shi asked.

"Since it's a mirage, it proves that this is an optical refraction phenomenon... I don't need to repeat the things in the physics book to you again, right?"

The crow paused for a moment and said helplessly: "In other words, thunderclouds are real and have been accumulating and growing. They merged into an abnormal airflow and temperature in Australia into a super-large natural disaster that is enough to water the entire desert."

"What then?" Huai Shi nodded.

"Then, it has come to your head now." The crow raised his wings, looked at the feathers wet with thick water vapor, and nodded: "It should start in a short while... So, why are you still standing there?"

"Run quickly, stupid!"

The crow screamed in his ear:
Chapter completed!