"Sou ka, I did know that. It's strange, knowing things I shouldn't from a perspective that isn't really my own." said the girl who still had lightning in her eyes as she moved about. The memory of that event becoming clearer in her head by being reminded of it, which would cause a momentary shift in her eyes before they went back to their multi-pupil state. "Oh and I forgot, thank you... for you know, making it possible for me to be me again." she said a smile on her face. The change in the regalia of the Thunder King allowed for more and faster snowfall and as she moved the snow itself seemed to change in its quality as well. It was as if she was presently taking the opportunity to figure out how it worked, all while causing a massive summer snow storm in the city. "Hai, I had... forgotten you a bit at the time, but it still sounded like fun~" she said apparently more than a little amused. "Oh, oh, make a big one, I got an awesome idea~" said the girl who was apparently thinking of something amazing to do in combination with the Thunder King. Of course, she didn't know she was being watched by a certain green haired male, and was instead having a bit of fun with the one in front of her.
Meanwhile, the news man had taken to broadcasting. He was speaking of 'Lake Effect Snow'. Which was the only explanation of the current snowfall in the middle of the summer that he could come up with while looking at the charts. "We should be able to expect some lightning strikes soon! The THUNDER SNOW!! Lake effect snow is caused by high moisture systems meeting warm air and cooling closer to ground level. These can creep up from large bodies of water." he stated as the cameraman kept his lens trained on him. This was surprisingly enough a live broadcast, even though the last time this man had appeared during a random weather event, he'd tried to kill himself on camera. Now he seemed to be quite mellow, excited even, about this random weather which shouldn't be possible. And in the coming seconds because of the actions of the Storm Queen and the Thunder King together, a static charge would build with the ice in the clouds and cause a strike of lightning accompanied by the sound of thunder not too far over head, while a practical blizzard took place at ground level and had already accumulated several centimeters in height. "HOLY SMOKES! IT TOTALLY LIT UP THE SKY! DID YOU SEE THAT!?" questioned the excited newscaster to the audience at home and the camera man.