Drip Drip Drop
It had started to rain.
It was the first time that the Void had shown any sign that it knew what weather was; for as long as the residents had been here, the air had always remained still, and the temperature had never once changed.
There was no sign of where the water came from, or where it was going. The rain simply fell out of nowhere, forming little puddles across the Network, and tumbled over the sides of the rocky islands, where it continued to fall into nothingness. Perhaps it had formed some kind of loop, feeding itself to keep going. Perhaps it disappeared.
Regardless, it showed no sign of stopping. Cool and gentle, the rain continued on and on, through day, night, and Dark Hour.
It was the first time that the Void had shown any sign that it knew what weather was; for as long as the residents had been here, the air had always remained still, and the temperature had never once changed.
There was no sign of where the water came from, or where it was going. The rain simply fell out of nowhere, forming little puddles across the Network, and tumbled over the sides of the rocky islands, where it continued to fall into nothingness. Perhaps it had formed some kind of loop, feeding itself to keep going. Perhaps it disappeared.
Regardless, it showed no sign of stopping. Cool and gentle, the rain continued on and on, through day, night, and Dark Hour.