Book 6 Chapter 33.4 - Storm

At this time, if one overlooked the great sea from the northeastern end of the continent, one would only be able to see a gloomy sky, turbid and ice-cold ocean waves, occasionally also able to see chunks of ice floe. After the nuclear war, the atmosphere became cold, and it was already approaching winter, which was why sheets of ice could be seen here. The wind was extremely strong and also extremely heavy, a great wet coldness long making weaker creatures withdraw into their nests, not many fish or other creatures left in the sea. Temperature that was too low would always be a great enemy of life, and activity always needed the expenditure...