LMAO The temperature is scorching, with the heat bearing down relentlessly and the air feeling thick and oppressive. The sun's rays beat down mercilessly, making even the simplest tasks feel arduous and draining. The scorching heat is palpable, leaving one longing for the refreshing embrace of a cool breeze or a shady respite. Here you go I've gathered heat so they won't die LOLLL
But now they'll either die of dehydration or being burnt... maybe EVEN GETTING CANCER, they may even precipitate all their blood at this point. O THE POOR PROTAGONISTS. Faced with both extreme, arduous climates forevermore. One too cold to bear, other too hot to spare... when will they ever find their happy ending?
LMAOO I MEAN NOOOOO in that case let them live in urora Village in Ivalo, located in the Lapland region of Finland, experiences a natural phenomenon called the Midnight Sun during the summer months, typically from late May to mid-July. During this period, the sun remains above the horizon for 24 hours a day, meaning there is no sunset. This occurs because of the tilt of the Earth's axis, which allows the polar regions to receive continuous daylight during their respective summer seasons.
So, while it is true that Aurora Village in Ivalo does not experience a sunset during the Midnight Sun period, it does have sunsets outside of this time frame, particularly during the autumn, winter, and early spring.
Or better yet I'll let them talk to little John for him to build a 1 square meter fucking house into a fully functional house. Firstly, remove the original windows and use galvanized square steel to make two frames that extend outward. I borrow some screws from my aunt to secure them. Cover the frames with neat clean wood veneers. Use leftover veneers as partitions for storing seasonal clothes and bags, then reinstall the windows and set up a perforated board against one wall. I use one side for travel photos and sticky notes and the other side for storage shelves. Add a soft package against the wall for a more comfortable sleep and lay down a soft mattress to create a big comfy bed. Install a guard board near the window where I can place books to read before sleep. Install an electrical socket for convenient phone charging. Add a folding table that serves as both a workspace and dining table, saving space when not in use. At the foot of the bed, install a projection screen where I can relax and watch Korean dramas after work. Next, install a set of wardrobes against the wall. Use the top for seasonal bedding and add a shelf in the middle for other items. Below, two drawers can store clothes including large underwear and panty hose. The other drawer is for additional storage. I made these savings possible through years of frugality. Embed a hidden water tank in the wall and install a wall-mounted toilet. Above it, set up a folding table with an induction cooker to create a mini kitchen. Install a mirror cabinet above the cooker for storing discount seasonings and toiletries bought on sale. Install a built-in shower so I can shower while looking in the mirror. This design shows how even a tiny coffin room can maximize space and offer limitless possibilities.
You forgot the eco friendly part
"We hugged the remaining warmth we got and never let go."??? Whattt so yall died of hypothermia right after a fake amnesia arc? Goddamnit no happy endings here folks, they died of crystallisation.