Mother Nature Takes a Break
- The End
‘It’s harder to explain without Enyahs, but I’ll get you two
started and he can catch up when he returns from where
ever he is.”
CHAPTER 21
Poring over the new revised maps, it became clear to the
board members that something was happening with Nino
and Nina.
Cyan told Wehttam and Yelhsa about the Boards decision
and summarised the plan to them.
“The effects are moving, can you two see that?” he
queried Eus and Clime. The others nodded, looking over
the previous week’s inadequate maps and comparing
them to this new one. They could all see a change was
occurring.
“There is to be no rain around the Devil’s Marble area,”
Cyan stipulated, “Atteir is going to have a hard time
repairing that area as it is.”
“You’re sending us out again?” questioned Wehttam, “I
thought we would be grounded after what we did down
there.”
“Should we call the twins in and find out what’s
happening?” asked Clime.
“Ordinarily we would have punished you for disobeying
Naturalis’ laws. However no permanent damage was done
and we think you three need a chance to redeem
yourselves. This is a very important time for all of us.
Weather is changing for the better and you are going to be
a part of it. Now get down there and show us how well you
can do.”
“No,” replied Cyan, “Let it go for a while longer. I have a
feeling that what ever the problem has been with Nino, its
being resolved. Let’s not interfere unless we have to.”
Eus smiled to herself.
Cyan had a feeling that Nino was pulling for the team now
and he didn’t want to upset the boy. What ever had
changed his mind and made him move, it was better not to
let on they knew until he was ready to tell them.
Yelhsa asked where the girls were and Cyan explained
their new positions.
Looking over the updated map, it was now time to decide
what weather was needed and where. Copious notes were
made. It was decided that Australia would be the top
priority for the time being, the rest of the world could carry
on as it had been for the last few years.
“I have to make it rain myself from my own clouds,” Yelhsa
asked faintly. “I can’t do that, the rain workers won’t listen
to me.”
“They will,” explained Eus gently, “All the departments
have been sent letters of explanation. They know you run
rain as well now. Same for you Wehttam, you produce
thunder as well as lightening now.”
“If we concentrate continent by continent, we have a far
better chance of correcting the whole world in a few short
years,” explained Cyan.
“I always did. What about Enyahs?” asked Wehttam a little
put out that Enyahs seemed to have no extra
responsibilities?
“Ok.” said Eus, “Where do we start in Australia?”
Cyan outlined a plan, whereby the desert and mid-lands
areas would get more rain and the coast could do with
less. Farmers inland needed rain urgently.
“He has enough responsibilities now, so Enyahs will get
nothing extra. Don’t you think that trying to control all the
various types of wind is enough? Wait till we start on
America and ask him to stop the tornados, or control
hurricanes. You think he will have it reasonably easy in
Australia, think again. Enyahs has just become aware of
some of his responsibilities and you will see when he
returns just how hard his job is going to be in future.” Eus
replied, “Just worry about what you h