A mysterious innate divine ability controlled the gathering of wind and rain.
From afar, the White Snake churning across the lake always drew in mist without meaning to. The wind was no longer chaotic, but moved in orderly fashion around her. Unknowingly, she had grasped the barest sliver of the Cloud Control Art—an extraordinarily bare sliver. It was merely a fog-controlling trick that looked rather pretty.
She plunged beneath the water, then swam upward with all her strength and leaped high out of the lake!
Her enormous body carved a white semicircle through the lake. Water splashed everywhere as wind and rain swept together, creating a scene with its own unique charm. She had grown a little more; by rough estimate, she was around twenty meters long. None of that mattered. What mattered was that Bai Yujun had discovered there was something wrong with her head.
Do not misunderstand. It was not a problem with her intelligence, but with her appearance.
Her formerly smooth, rounded, gentle-looking snake head had visibly grown a little longer. The bones around her eyes had begun to protrude, as had her lower jaw. Her jaw had once been utterly unremarkable, but now it was becoming sturdier, developing in a direction better suited for tearing and biting.
This was absolutely not what a snake was supposed to look like...
After hibernating in a gloomy cave for several months, the joyous cells in her body were simply beyond control once she emerged. She rolled wildly across the water, occasionally leaping high into the air. Bai Yujun felt it was necessary to lower her body temperature and calm all those cells down.
In the distance, the sailors aboard several wooden ships collectively stood frozen.
After frolicking for half the day, she finally settled down. Only then did she