Tattoo - Forest Fire

Forest fire

The clouds in the sky were getting darker and darker, and were about to fall upon the forest. There were salt marshes and barren lands.

The watchmen of all five towers were watching the raindrops with great attention. It was 4 p.m., and the watchmen of the towers in those areas could see them clearly from the side. As the raindrops passed over the areas of Lovesley and Horse Mountain, they were getting darker and darker, and it looked as if a heavy rain was about to fall. But in Cerro Gordo, Judith was staring at the raindrops. Although the raindrops were falling from the clouds,

The air below is lifted back up, so it does not fall to the ground, but is only scattered in the sky. In this way, electricity is generated in the sky, the upper air is charged, and the lower air is not. The air below is pulling the upper air to the ground, and the ground, where the lower air blows, is electrified along the forest and mountains.

The raindrops were pounding and thundering, and the situation was getting worse. Millions of volts of electricity were generated throughout the forest.

I saw lightning coming from here and there in the mountains, and finally I heard a loud thunderclap that echoed throughout the forest and mountain. After hearing that loud sound, I saw the light//

Suddenly, Judith's eyes went blue and she became pale. Her whole body trembled and she ran to the small bench where the lightning had struck. Not far away, she heard a large tree fall with a loud crash, and she knew very well that she was right next to the place where the lightning had struck.

After about half a minute, I calmed down and found the place where the lightning struck on the device and wrote it down in the record. While I was writing, I heard two more thunderclaps in the distance. When I looked up, as if the rain was satisfied, I saw that the sky had cleared a little and that it was raining. The place where the rain was falling was to the east.

However, the rains have returned to Mount Howell, on the south bank of Anyan Creek. There, the fine, "Jeffrey Pine" pines grow vigorously. Howell

On the hillside, a large Jeffrey pine tree rose higher into the sky than the other trees, its top almost touching the dense canopy of trees. As mentioned above, electricity from the sky had already struck the ground in that forest, and the tree was

It's as if the sky and the ground are connected by electricity.

In the blink of an eye, the entire world trembled and then suddenly I saw it again. The second time//

The thunder has struck again.

Judith, the watchwoman of the Cerro Gordo tower, turned the machine around again and looked for the spot where the lightning had struck. When she found the spot, she wrote in her logbook, “Ten miles away. Time 4 hours 12 minutes 65 degrees.” While she was writing, the sound of thunder, as if an earthquake were about to strike, could be heard outside. Then, gradually, the thunder stopped and it became quiet. Only then did Judith manage to light a cigarette and search for it. After more than an hour of panic, when the sound of the rain stopped and the fear subsided, she went out to search, exhausted.

At the base of the tree that was struck by lightning, the dry branches were set on fire by the lightning. The wind was blowing in the direction of the dry branches, so the fire and the wind were in the right place, so the flames had not yet started, but a cloud of smoke was rising. The smoke was only the size of a small puff of smoke that rose from a dying fire when a cigarette was thrown in the air.