Chapter 246

Regardless of how red the sun was, as long as there was sunlight, the heat would evaporate the fog. As expected, the fog quickly dissipated after sunrise, clearing their vision. The convoy regrouped and set off once more. Elara stared at the map on her phone. The coordinates began to shift—they had finally left the rest stop and were heading toward their designated destination. With the fog gone, there was no longer any need to detour to a nearby town. The sun climbed higher, and the earth grew redder. Instead of turning into its expected golden-white glow, the sunlight gradually dimmed. If one stayed in the same place their entire life, the probability of witnessing a total solar eclipse was only about 20%. Yet at this moment, everyone in the convoy watched in shock as a total solar eclipse unfolded before their eyes. They watched as the land darkened bit by bit, the sunlight vanished, and the crimson sun was swallowed by shadows. Once again, fog began to rise from the sea. But