Children under the age of three were accompanied by their mothers, whereas those under the age of three came to the ground one after the other, hand in hand with their siblings or friends.

There were more than seven hundred children under the age of eighteen on the roof of the copper mine office building breathing in the fresh air they had never breathed before as they stared at the eastern skyline with excitement and anticipation.

The moment when there was the first glimpse of light in the sky, all the children were so excited that they did not even dare to blink out of fear that they would miss the first sunrise in their lives.

Although these pitiful children had heard their parents talking about the sun since they were young, none of them knew what the sun really looked like.

After all, there was not a single photo related to the sun in the dead soldiers’ living quarters.

Some children could not believe their parents’ words that after the shining fireball ascended to the sky