Although the storm brought extreme cold, it wasn't without its benefits.
At least with the formation of the storm, a large amount of dust and particles in the air were absorbed to the ground, clearing the skies and revealing the blue sky that has long been missed, and sunlight finally fell on the ground again.
Since the disaster struck, first with the dust kicked up by the meteor impact, and then the volcanic ash from the eruption of the Toba Volcano, the sky has long been thoroughly covered, and even though years have passed, no sunlight could be seen on the ground.
The sky remained dark, as if the sun had already disappeared and dawn and sunlight would never come.
However, when a violent storm formed, like a gigantic vacuum cleaner sucking down the suspended dust and particles from the high sky with the cold air, the sky reappeared after a long absence.
The azure color was so clear, unbelievably clear.
