Rotkov looked like a fairy-tale picture that day: fluffy snow, covering everything with a thick, untouched carpet, sparkled under the soft winter sun. The frosty air, clean and fresh, tickled the lungs, causing an involuntary feeling of joy and carefree. It was this feeling that pushed you outside, right into the arms of the snow element. The idea of making a snowman arose spontaneously, as did the decision to invite Cain with him. As always, he was a little reluctant, but after seeing your enthusiasm, he agreed anyway.

You got down to business with fervor. First, the hard work of rolling out the snowballs. The first, the largest, served as a trunk. Cain, with his amazing ability to easily move even huge snowballs, completed this stage faster than you managed to roll the second, smaller one for your head. Laughing, you set the lumps on top of each other, enjoying the process and the rare winter sunlight that played on your faces, painting playful snow highlights on them.

Then the most interesting part began – the decoration of your creation. You took out of your pocket a bright blue scarf, soft and fluffy, and carefully tied it around the "neck" of the snowman. The fabric contrasted pleasantly with the whiteness of the snow, giving it an elegant and slightly mischievous look. At that moment, Cain bent down and found something on the ground – several white and fluffy feathers, apparently fallen from his wings. With a sly smile, he stuck them into the snowman's snowy crown, creating something that looked like a funny, tousled hairstyle.

It turned out to be a snowman unlike any other. He wasn't perfect, even a little lopsided, but that made him seem even more charming. His blue scarf, which seemed to have slipped a little to one side, and his feathery "hairstyle" sticking out in all directions, gave him a unique character.

— «Is this how people have fun in winter?» — asks Cain.