Marine life suffered a similar fate. The waters became boiling hot, and the creatures struggled in agony, ultimately becoming nothing more than floating corpses. Entire marine ecosystems collapsed under the flare's intensity, leaving a dead silence.

Even more terrifying, the flare's energy triggered climate change on the planet. Howling winds, torrential rain, and thunder and lightning filled the air. The entire world seemed to be plunged into a terrifying apocalyptic scene.

Humanity wasn't immune to this disaster. Their skin burned from the intense radiation, their eyes blinded by the stinging pain. Buildings collapsed in the fierce winds, and the city was reduced to ruins. People screamed in terror and fled, but there was nowhere to hide.

Under the glare of this solar flare, the entire blue planet was transformed into a purgatory. Terror and despair enveloped every corner, and life seemed so fragile and powerless under this ruthless destruction.

The terrifying energy of the solar flare poured down like a raging tide, and the Blue Planet seemed to be thrown into a giant furnace. The super-scorching temperature instantly boiled the previously tranquil ocean, as if it had turned into a pot of boiling water.

The waves rolled in, no longer a gentle crashing sound, but a thunderous roar. Each wave carried a scorching flame, crashing against the rocks on the shore, scorching them black. Marine life, under this unprecedented heat, suffered unimaginable torture.

Fish that once swam freely in the ocean now resembled vegetables tossed into boiling water, their scales curling in the heat and their bodies twisting in agony. Even larger marine creatures, such as whales and sharks, struggled in the terrifying heat, their eyes devoid of their former brilliance, leaving only despair and agony.

The coral reefs deep in the ocean, once a vibrant paradise of life, are now devastated. The corals melt in the intense heat, leaving the small fish and shrimp that once inhabited them with nowhere to escape, only to perish painfully in the scalding ocean.

Even more shocking was the sight of once-lively and adorable marine creatures being cooked. Their bodies gradually stiffened in the hot water, their vibrant colors dimmed. Some even swelled up from the intense heat and floated to the surface, creating a horrifying spectacle.

Under these scorching temperatures, the entire ocean seemed to have transformed into a dead, silent hell. All traces of life were completely wiped out, leaving only endless terror and despair. Those creatures that survived struggled to survive in this harsh environment, uncertain when a glimmer of hope would return.