"Wow, it’s Potato, Potato..."
Due to the wind and thunder, Dou Dou, frightened, had taken refuge in his mother’s arms. Now, he wriggled out of her embrace and went to the window, gripping the sill and stretching his neck to look up at the sky.
There he saw a rainbow spanning the sky from south to north, a huge gap cleaving through the dark clouds overhead.
At the edges of the clouds, thunder roared and the sky was painted with magnificent colors, making the whole world look as if it were in a dream.
Tao Guangsha and Jiang Wenxin came next to Dou Dou and stood gape-mouthed looking up at the sky.
After a while, Tao Guangsha asked Dou Dou in a dry tone, "Are you saying Mr. Shen did this?"
Although he had heard it from Dou Dou before, seeing it with his own eyes was far more shocking.
Meanwhile, Duoduo was holding an umbrella, crouching on the balcony, also looking up at the sky.
Behind her, Lin Jianming, his wife, and Lin Libo were crouched, which looked slightly comical.
"What is this?" Lin Jianming muttered.
The two beside him thought of the scene one night in Xiajing, so strikingly similar.
But the spectacle before them was absolutely more magnificent than that night, as if the sky had been ripped in two.
Duoduo seemed to hear his voice and responded, "Did brother swing his sword again? Has he encountered a big villain again?"
Lin Jianming and the others exchanged glances, all seemingly coming to the same realization, their eyes filled with shock.
That day, Duoduo said she had encountered a villain, and that night in Xiajing, the sky had shown similar extraordinary phenomena.
"What is this?" Grandpa Liu exclaimed as he looked up at the sky.
At that moment, he was hiding in a mall with Xiao Yue.
The glass structure of the mall allowed a clear view of the abnormal sky outside.
Xiao Yue didn’t speak, but a faint smile appeared on her lips.
Her brother must have mastered a powerful spell.
"Inborn strange phenomena always herald the birth of demons," Grandpa Liu said with some worry.
Upon hearing this, Xiao Yue turned her head and glared at him angrily.
"What’s wrong? Did I say something incorrect?" Grandpa Liu rubbed his head with his mourning stick, looking puzzled.
During their days together, they had gotten along well, and Grandpa Liu had quickly grown fond of this quiet little girl, reminding him of the times when Mei was young and their interactions.
Back then, it was Mei who would chatter endlessly, while he silently listened.
Now, roles reversed, it was usually him talking, with Xiao Yue listening.
Seeing Xiao Yue glare at him now, he felt utterly confused.
"What’s going on? Is there another typhoon on the way?"
Shen Siyuan’s colleagues had also gathered by the window, looking up at the sky.
"Very likely," Lin Manzhi raised her phone.
Others did the same, taking photos and posting to their social media.
Despite feeling that a crisis might be approaching, it didn’t stop them from taking photos and updating their social media.
"The news hasn’t said anything."
Some started searching for recent news about typhoons.
"From my experience, this doesn’t seem like a typhoon is coming," said Tian Yunrui. The most update n0vels are published on 𝚗𝚘𝚟𝚎𝚕·𝚏𝚒𝚛𝚎·𝚗𝚎𝚝
Being a local from Bin Hai, he had lived through countless typhoons since childhood, but he had never seen such an unusual sight before.
"It looks like the Aurora," Li Wenjuan said.
Her dream was to travel to the North Pole with her loved one.
Everyone knew about her idea and thought her brain wasn’t quite right.
However, because of her fondness, she was indeed very familiar with the Aurora.
"Do you think this looks like the incident that happened in Xiajing a few days ago?" Li Kang suddenly asked.
Upon hearing this, everyone was startled at first, then took out their phones, searched for some videos online and compared them, finding that they indeed looked quite similar.
"I didn’t expect you actually had a brain."
Wang Chao still held a grudge and naturally wouldn’t miss an opportunity to insult others.
"Testing new weapons?" Chen Hao said.
"Testing weapons in Bin Hai makes sense, since it’s by the sea, but was that incident in Xiajing also a test of new weapons? Unless the leaders collectively lost their minds," Zhou Chuan said.
"It could be a nuclear leak," Wang Chao said.
Everyone turned to look at him.
"Just said you had a brain, seems like there’s not much of it either."
Everyone laughed, not at all worried about the abnormality in the sky.
After all, if the sky fell, there would be tall people to hold it up, it wouldn’t be up to these nobodies to worry.
Meanwhile, Shen Siyuan, who was responsible for the chaos, was also a bit bewildered.
At that moment, he was standing in a volcano crater, holding a dazzling divine sword.
The hilt was almost transparent, and the blade was wrapped in colorful light, clashing against each other. Occasionally, some light would fall and extinguish in mid-air, like the most brilliant fireworks in the world.
No wonder the Five Elements Primordial Magnetic Sword was the favorite among female cultivators in the Great Wilderness.
Ignoring the power, just the appearance alone could become the love of a woman’s heart.
A few days ago, Shen Siyuan found a rarely visited volcanic crater, sat down in the middle of the crater to communicate with the earth’s fire, and even though it was an extinct volcano, he still felt immensely relaxed.
Thus, the Fire Qi was quickly absorbed into his body, merged with the other four types of Qi inside him, gradually starting a cycle of mutual generation and inhibition.
The hilt made of Primordial Magnetism, the blade made of the Five Elements.
At this point, he had the rudiments of his Five Elements Primordial Magnetic Sword.
This divine sword, not longer than three feet, was slowly drawn out from his body, held in his hand.
But at that moment, a thunder dragon descended from the sky, heading straight for the long sword in Shen Siyuan’s hand.
This was not a divine sign, but purely because the divine sword in Shen Siyuan’s hand had a strong magnetism, attracting heavenly thunder.
Shen Siyuan didn’t think twice, directly energizing the divine sword in his hand to resist the heavenly might.
Then, the huge thunder dragon not only did not harm Shen Siyuan, but also refined the sword itself, making it more solid and turning the originally dark hilt completely transparent, with blue lightning occasionally flashing through it.
Moreover, with the power of this heavenly thunder, the Sword Qi stimulated the Five Elements Primordial Qi between heaven and earth, instantly ripping open a huge gap in the cloudy sky, creating a greater impact and more splendid spectacle than the last incident in Xiajing.
The edges of the gap flickered with thunder, and the magnetic fields repelled each other, causing the clouds to be unable to close, thus creating the spectacle of a split in the sky.
Shen Siyuan clicked his tongue, didn’t dare to stay in place, and with a thought, turned the divine sword in his hand into a misty haze, absorbing it into his stomach.
With a few leaps, he came up from the crater and then picked a direction, rushing away.
With the Five Elements Primordial Magnetic Sword obtained, what was left was the meticulous work of using the characteristics of mutual generation and inhibition of the Five Elements to refine himself, increasing its power, and also mastering more exquisite applications of the divine sword.
Besides, Magnetic Escape and Five Elements Escape Technique also needed to be scheduled for insights and practice.
Shen Siyuan did not know that because of his one sword, the entire Qionghai was in an uproar.
Although many people were not worried about disasters, they all loved gossip, and the internet became lively again.
And such a phenomenon naturally caught official attention once again.