The weather had been oppressively hot all morning, and finally, in the afternoon, a torrential rain began to fall.
It was a heavy, satisfying downpour that lasted until evening without letting up.
In Coburn Courtyard, located on Wilmar Hill.
Landon Brooke stood outside on the third floor's Sky Terrace, watching the rain curtain cascade and swirl, with the harbor below shrouded in a vast grey expanse. Opposite him, the towering skyscrapers of Zephyria Central pierced the clouds.
They stood directly across from him, visible through a high-powered telescope, no doubt.
In Zephyria Central, beside the floor-to-ceiling windows of Tiana's study, there sat a rather high-powered, high-definition telescope. During the few nights he had stayed there, he had attempted to use it for observation.
Of course, Tiana used that instrument primarily to gaze at the sky.
However, that simple telescope was indeed not the specialized equipment used in observatories for real celestial observations.
