Shindo suddenly remembered that when his lover was learning Chinese, he went over to make trouble and accidentally caught a glimpse of this sentence:
Every time it turns red, it turns gray.
The lover once explained it to him in detail, but at that time, he did not understand.
Now, looking at the scenery in front of him, Shindo felt that he understood something.
Higher up, even the dark brown leaves have fallen away, leaving only skinny barren branches, and it has begun to snow on the top of the Riguang Mountain.
That was no ordinary snow, so small that it was almost impossible to recognize it. It was so light and white, like a figure floating in the wind. It just passed by without leaving any trace.
Shindo spread his palms, and the snow was not covering his body. Although it clearly fell on his palms, the coolness was only for a moment and disappeared like air.
At the hot spring hotel in Kinugawa, Shindo heard the hotel's female general say that this kind of snow is called wind flower.
Only open in the wind and wither in the wind.
Before the first snow comes, there will be one or two wind waves, followed by fine snow.
Yes.
The red leaves have faded, but you can still look forward to the wind flowers.
After the wind and flowers have passed, you can still expect light snow.
What about after the fine snow?
Conception: