Though he walked the world alone, Bai Yang saw everything with his own eyes. The changes to Earth had been caused by his own hand, but he had not interfered with nature's development.
As primordial energy spread without end to every corner of the planet, plants and animals changed first, followed by humanity. Bai Yang reckoned that, finally, even the mountains, rivers, and other inanimate parts of nature would undergo wondrous changes after absorbing the energy.
Primordial energy had been nourishing Earth for two months now, and the entire world was brimming with life. Bai Yang had already noticed plants beginning to mutate.
Deep in an African rainforest, the bark of a vine that had grown for who knew how many years had turned purple, gleaming faintly like metal. It had sprouted many tendrils, which actively attacked animals, strangling them before sending roots deep into their bodies to absorb nutrients. The area within a hundred meters had become that vine's hunting ground.
In the Greater Khingan Mountains, an ancient pine had grown to two hundred meters tall. When it swayed, its needles scattered like flying darts, sharp enough to pierce animal hide. It was extremely dangerous, and the larger animals within five hundred meters dared not approach.
In the mountains of Yunnan Province, a kind of pure-white flower had appeared, growing in dense patches. A faint white mist hovered around the fist-sized blossoms. Animals that ate them seemed to grow stronger, and all kinds of beasts fought constantly to claim the flowers.
Deep beneath the sea, Bai Yang had also discovered a kind of coral that gave off a blood-red glow. Any aquatic animal that approached became abnormally violent.
In the depths of the Arctic, a small tree as white as jade had pushed up through the ice. Its leaves