Creating a true Great Yin was troublesome and exhausting. It was meticulous work that required patience.
Once there was enough Extreme Yin Cold Qi, she immediately began further refinement, condensing it into the purest Great Yin Qi. Unlike the moon mortals saw, Bai Yujun wanted to create a true Great Yin, one that could emit radiance without needing the sun's illumination.
It was the same as the Great Sun: the ultimate of the limitless. Yin was not the dim obscurity mortals imagined, but the condensed essence of primordial purity, purest and cleanest, governing softness and stillness. Soft by nature yet concealing hardness, bright in color yet containing mystery, it was the mother of creation. Through the turning phases of the moon, the Great Yin harmonized the clear qi of the Nine Heavens and nourished all things.
In truth, the creation was not completed entirely by Bai Yujun.
Too much intervention could give it form but leave it lacking true meaning. Bai Yujun participated only to guide it and provide energy, leaving the rest to evolve naturally.
Without nature, no true sun or true Great Yin could be formed—there would be shape, but no spirit.
She gurgled for a while inside the dragon's mouth.
Only when she felt it was about right did she send a message to a clone compatible with the Great Yin. It was more reliable to have the clones that had developed Spiritual Intelligence take charge of important divine positions. The fusion had to be completed before the sun and Great Yin nurtured spiritual beings, making her the sole Divine Sovereign of the sun and Great Yin.
Very soon, a silver divine dragon swam before her. Before Bai Yujun, she was as insignificant as a speck of dust.
A certain white dragon opened her mouth and pushed