Spring storms worsened after The Calamity. At least, that’s
what’s recorded. What had been warm, refreshing showers were now black torrents
that wracked the floating islands and the blasted lands below. The heavy, dark
clouds blocked all sun from reaching the inhabitants of the citadels, forcing
them to remain indoors or risk a misstep and the accompanying fatal plunge. If
a window was left open, the pernicious clouds wormed their way into the vast
halls and deposit their slick, oily precipitation on every surface they could
reach. That part of the castle would remain drenched until the tempest season
passed.
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