Upon his Natal Star, Liang Ji's "Heavenly Emperor incarnation" was gazing up at the sky. He could see nine suns overhead, shining down in all directions!
Though there were nine suns, the light they cast was not scorching. Instead, after the entire Natal Star System had rotated and adjusted their light, it gathered upon the Natal Star. The resulting temperature, brightness, and other conditions were just right for the growth and cultivation of the plants, animals, Vassals, spirit beasts, and Elemental Spirits living there.
The nine suns weren't lined up across the sky. They were distributed in nine directions, like the "Nine Palaces" arrangement within a star system, each occupying one of the sky's nine positions.
Depending on where one stood on the Natal Star, the nine suns appeared in different sizes. In some places, only parts of certain suns could be seen.
Moreover, depending on one's location on the Natal Star, the main sun directly overhead was different.
In some places, the sun overhead was the largest star in the core "One Yang Star System."
In others, it was a star in a Water Element "pseudo-star system." Influenced by the Water Element system, the Creation Star light it radiated was often tinged with a faint, deep blue hue. The Creation sunlight it cast was especially beneficial to the cultivation and growth of Water Element Vassals, spirit beasts, spirit plants, Elemental Spirits, resources, and spiritual objects.
As a result, the stars in these Water Element "pseudo-star systems" were generally positioned over places on the Natal Star where Water Element power gathered, such as seas, rivers, and lakes.
These places were also often where the Chi Wen Retainers, who wielded the Water Element, lived and grew, along with various Water Element resources, spirit plants, spirit beasts, and Elemental Spirits.
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