Her nose really was cold, so she reluctantly gave up on stars and buried her face in her blanket. When she spoke her voice was muffled by the layers of cloth, but she was feeling too lazy to lift her head.
"No, there were stars. And a sun, actually. But they were hidden by thick clouds that had covered the world for a thousand years. Thermonuclear winter."
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Her nose really was cold, so she reluctantly gave up on stars and buried her face in her blanket. When she spoke her voice was muffled by the layers of cloth, but she was feeling too lazy to lift her head.
"No, there were stars. And a sun, actually. But they were hidden by thick clouds that had covered the world for a thousand years. Thermonuclear winter."