usatvline Chapter 495 Rain or Snow
Chapter 495 Rain or Snow
A tiny drop of water shattered on the lens.
It was so small that no one saw it because they were so busy arguing.
Ah Ling patted the children's buttocks and told them to go to the back where there was no one to play. She turned to her grandmother and said:
"I think none of them are good. Raining is not good, snowing is not good. The weather is chilly and children are prone to getting sick."
Grandma pounded her knees and nodded, "Yes, people can't live without sunshine, otherwise the children won't grow taller. My legs always feel like they are soaked in cold water, which is very uncomfortable."
A Ling pinched her trouser leg.
Grandma: "It's an old problem. I can't help it. I can't stand it if I don't wear thicker clothes. You should pay attention to it and make sure you and the children keep your legs warm. If you develop a chronic disease, you will feel uncomfortable when the weather changes."
Anjiu felt that grandma was probably frozen because she didn't dress warmly enough and it was cold at home.
This needs to be treated slowly. Maybe if I have the chance when I go to another world in the future, I can see a doctor and get some medicine.
She said, "How about putting on two heat packs? That would make it more comfortable."
Grandma patted her hands and said, "It's okay. We'll be home soon. It won't be so cold at home."
After all, the space is not as gloomy as the cabin. Put on the furry and thick pajamas, which are warm and comfortable, and hold a hot water bottle, and life will be so pleasant.
Just then, everyone heard the sound of dripping water.
Looking in the direction of the sound, I saw more and more yellow water marks appearing on the virtual screen, forming a mottled and rough network.
At first they were just sparse, but gradually they became more and more, like dense drum beats.
Someone in the crowd said, "No way, it really is raining!"
"Hurry up and let the sun come out. If I don't see the sun, I'll get moldy!"
"Haha, the heavier the rain, the better. It would be best if the fog outside could be washed away!"
As soon as these words were spoken, everyone reacted and united, hoping that the rain would get heavier and disperse the annoying fog outside.
In the blink of an eye, the sky seemed to be torn open, and the world in front of the camera became blurry.
The burnt yellow rain splashed on the lens, gradually causing some tiny pits to appear on the glass surface.
Tiny traces of corrosion suddenly appear, gradually spreading and expanding, and the image becomes distorted.
The rainwater that flowed in through the gaps began to corrode the metal, and a slight hissing sound was heard.
The screen of the suspended monitor trembled, and the speed of descent increased.
The audience was a little dumbfounded.
"Is there something wrong with the rain? It actually damaged the suspension monitor!"
"I've never seen rain like this before. Will it corrode the building?"
"What about my glass? I just replaced my glass!"
The more they talked, the more scared they became. Some even wanted to get up and go home right away to see if the windows were corroded.
He stood up eagerly, but seeing that the administrator was not paying attention, he turned around and walked back.
Anjiu and grandma also took the opportunity to go home.
She looked back at the screen and saw that after being drenched by the rain, black smoke was coming out of the zombies' bodies, like burning rubber strips.
The flesh on their bodies was rotting at a speed visible to the naked eye, and the rotten flesh fell off piece by piece, revealing their white bones.
Although they have no sense of pain, their attacks become more and more frantic under the rain.
Faced with such an emergency, the team members resisted and retreated at the same time.
The rain falling from the sky also fell on the protective clothing.
At first there was just a sizzling sound, but in less than three seconds, pungent smoke came out of the protective suit, and a hole was corroded in the material at a speed visible to the naked eye.
In an instant, the skin that was touched felt like it was burned by flames, and severe pain came violently.
They screamed miserably and swung their arms wildly, trying to get rid of the pain that was like a thorn in their flesh.
But then the same severe pain came from other parts of the body, and they immediately fell to the ground, writhing in agony.
The unstoppable zombies managed to climb over the roadblock and pounced on them in droves, ready to bite them with their mouths open.
But the rain passed over the bones, leaving long black marks.
Accompanied by the ear-piercing sound of bones rubbing against each other, those who had caught a glimmer of reason broke free and ran desperately towards the entrance.
There were many doctors standing behind them, waving at them anxiously, telling them to run quickly.
At this time, the picture tilted again, gradually revealing the sky, accompanied by a strong sound of internal corrosion, the picture flickered severely, and was finally completely damaged in the scorched yellow rain all over the sky.
Yang Xuezhen frowned as he looked deep in thought. He suddenly looked up, then walked quickly towards the residence with a look of fear on his face.
The people on the platform hurriedly dispersed.
The first thing Anjiu and his grandmother did when they returned home was to check the condition of the glass.
There were several shallow traces of rain on the glass, but what was more serious was the window frame, which was covered with dense small bubbles and many small pits.
Over time, window frames will become soft and fragile.
Even if the glass is intact, it will be of no use.
What should I do?
Anjiu didn't know what else she could use besides using space for protection. She didn't dare to open the window, nor could she touch the rain outside.
But if she used the space, she would definitely lose blood, and she and her grandmother would have to stay in the house to guard it, which seemed more dangerous.
Besides, if every household is like this, there is no need for them to be treated specially.
"Xiaojiu, did you hear any sound?" Grandma looked around and picked her ears.
An Jiu came back to his senses, "What's that sound?"
"It's just... a rustling sound." Grandma couldn't describe it.
The sound is a bit like a lot of bugs gnawing on something, or like sandpaper rubbing against each other gently.
It's very subtle and you can't even notice it if you don't listen carefully.
Anjiu held his breath, concentrated, and listened carefully.
She had to get closer to the window to hear the kind of sounds her grandmother was talking about.
It was indeed a strange rustling sound, coming from outside the glass window.
If grandma hadn't said it, she really wouldn't have noticed.
Anjiu couldn't help but look at his grandmother in surprise - this was not the first time, his grandmother's hearing was very sensitive.
"What's wrong? Did I mishear?" Grandma rubbed her ears again and asked in confusion, "I think this sound is particularly loud..."
"Grandma, you heard it right. I heard it too."
Anjiu described the sound he heard, which was the same as what his grandmother heard.
The rustling sound was like something gnawing at the window frame.
She leaned in to take a closer look, and her grandmother warned her from behind: "Be careful, don't get too close."
"I know. I'll pay attention."
Just in case, Anjiu summoned space to protect himself.
She slowly moved closer, and the rain outside the window broke through the mist, fell on the wall and flowed slowly.
It stands to reason that in rainy weather, the fog will gradually be washed away, but this is not the case.
Not only did the fog not dissipate, but it became even thicker and stuck closer.