Aren't... aren't they on a snowy mountain or something?...
I... believe they are? I think the author hasn't experienced non-humid hot hellhole of a summer that can occur in Japan.
Humidity can change how the heat feels immensely. And up in the mountains, even if it was warm up there, would be a lot drier, thus easier for the body to circulate its via sweating.
JeanneDere 4
Flap flapIt's full summer now.I never thought that it'll be this hot because of a broken air conditioner....Well,I got used to it.Don't I feel hot, you ask?
