The Extreme Cold continued on, marking the first week since the temperature dropped.
Characterized by seemingly endless snow, winds, and freezing air draped around the entire world. It was a legitimate ice age that had already killed a few thousand people, particularly in villages with inferior infrastructure and low average levels.
For many low-level villages, they could only afford the lowest-level system buildings. These buildings could not handle the heavy snow that piled up after a week, and many had imploded into themselves.
By this time, many places had also lost their food and had started eating things like snow, tree bark, and soil. For water, they had the snow, at least, but otherwise, many people who did not have a decent roof over their heads or a decent blanket to cover themselves were left at the mercy of nature.
It was difficult for low-level adults to survive, let alone their children and the elderly.
