The boundless Gobi desert exhaled white-hot vapors as the temperature soared over a hundred degrees Celsius, hot enough to boil water. Bizarrely, there were two suns in the sky above, so when one looked up, it was as if seeing two enormous grindstones, red and glowing.
These suns were four or five times larger than the ordinary sun, seemingly pulled closer to Earth, no wonder it was hot enough to steam sweet potatoes. Such giant suns were worrisome indeed, with scorching heat waves rolling over the desert, making every step feel like a sauna.
Despite the extraordinary heat, some plants still managed to grow here, though most were wilted from the sun, only countless cacti stood strong and unwavering.
