It is a Sunday evening like no other in the city of Les Nova, where the sky has been perpetually shrouded in a mosaic of fragmented clouds. Experts attribute this phenomenon to the relentless urbanization coupled with climatic distortions. Beneath this incessant kaleidoscope, the truth hangs heavy in the atmosphere—a truth buried under layers of bureaucratic haze and systemic negligence.
Reports suggest that the composition of aerosols, deemed harmless a decade ago, now plays a pivotal role in this skyward disarray. Dr. Eloise Hurst, an atmospheric scientist, states grimly, "What we see now is just the visible fallout of decisions made in the shadows." As Les Nova continues to expand, the ugly truths come home to roost, touching every citizen's existence with a shiver of inevitability.