Jiu Ge’s Beloved Spirit

   "So, what else can we do when this star is coming? Should we prepare in advance in order to survive?"

The interview on TV was still going on, and inside, the professor looked at the camera and replied: "Please don't worry too much. After hundreds of deductions, the trajectory of this star will not coincide with that of the earth. Simply put, it is not There is a possibility of a collision with the Earth."

"However, the earth's magnetic field is very likely to be affected by it and change, causing the continental plates to squeeze each other, the crust to vibrate, and natural disasters to occur more frequently in various places. As ordinary people, we should prepare in advance To prepare for various natural disasters, keep first-aid kits, small generators, compressed biscuits and other dry food at home...in order to better deal with secondary disasters caused by changes in the earth's magnetic field..."

   "tick-"

   There is the sound of water droplets hitting the glass.

  Yun Si rummaged to find the hand ointment, rubbed it on her hands, tried to reduce the friction, and pulled the bracelet off.

  The voice of the interview on TV is ringing, and outside the window, it seems to be raining.

  In winter, when the temperature is below zero, it should be snowing, but it is raining abnormally at this moment.

  The rain was not heavy, but it was blown on the window by the wind, and the temperature seemed to drop even lower.

  In the warm apartment, Yun Si tried for a long time, but still couldn't pull it off.

   She panted slightly, raised her hand, and pointed it to the light, looking at the bracelet full of dark cracks inside.

what to do?

   She was deep in thought.

  At this moment, outside the window, the rain is getting heavier.

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  The next day, the Meteorological Observatory did not cancel the red fog warning, but added a blue rainstorm warning instead.

The whole city seemed to be soaked under the sea, shrouded in thick fog and raining constantly. It should have been a dry winter, but now it became damp and cold. Just taking a breath, the chest and lungs seemed to be covered by this humid air. Being submerged, it makes people feel stuffy.

  Yun Si got up in the morning and opened the curtains. Outside the closed window, the world was a vast expanse of whiteness, and she couldn't see anything clearly.

  The icy raindrops hit her window with crackling noises, and the cold wind blew fiercely, but the fog could not be blown away.

  The fog was too thick, a little thicker than yesterday—the visibility seemed to be less than ten meters.

  On the road outside the community, it was quiet at the moment, and there was no noise of cars coming and going.

  Occasionally, an ambulance drove by, beeping, beeping, and the sound barely penetrated the wind and reached the window.

   Such weather is really not suitable for going out. Yun Si looked at it for a while and then drew the curtains.

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   In the afternoon, the rain stopped.

  The weather seems to be getting better, the sun is out, and the temperature is two degrees higher than yesterday.

   It's just that the fog hasn't cleared, still lingering, firmly adhered to every corner of the city.

  The soft sunlight cannot penetrate the dense fog, and the warmth cannot reach the wet ground.

   Taking advantage of the bad weather, which is not bad at all, Yun Si went out, intending to buy some instant convenience food.

  When she came to the mall, there were more people in the mall than she expected—probably because they all read the news and wanted to come in advance to prepare some supplies in case of emergencies.

  Yun Si bought food rations for almost a week and stood behind a long checkout line.

  Pushing the shopping cart, she moved forward slowly while watching the TV above. (end of this chapter)