The ocean, far from the continental plates, witnessed an exquisitely beautiful epic spectacle.
Where weapons met storms in violent collision, one would expect the heavens to fall and the earth to split open, yet the vast area of the nearby sea surface was, relatively speaking, much calmer.
The pitter-patter of rain continued to fall amidst the brilliant flashes of light. Compared to the storm at sea, the rain was softer than expected at this moment.
The wind was strong, but not fierce.
The rain was heavy but had lost the force to overturn.
The storm that shrouded overhead dissipated in a gentler manner.
But within it, there was an extremely large energy transformation taking place.
In the computations of the central processing system, there had always been a series of unanswered questions about energy transformation. The team working on the Butterfly Project was constantly experimenting, eager to find answers.
