Moon.
Mysterious Yin Star.
On Earth, the moon's light was the sun's light, and the moon's shadow was the shadow of a planet.
But Huaixu's celestial bodies were not celestial bodies at all. They were tangible concepts, aggregates of Spirit Fiends and principles.
This was proof that Huaixu was an artificial world. Yet conversely, the movements of Huaixu's celestial bodies held a truer meaning than the forced imaginings once mapped onto the paths of stars in their homeland.
The Dao Lords and Immortal Venerables who created the world had forged their preferences into the underlying logic of the world, and the concepts corresponding to celestial bodies were one such thing.
Moon. The star without light, the star that devoured light. The sun's radiance shone upon the earth, then reflected off the earth to the moon. This ordinary astronomical phenomenon represented an abstruse principle within the Huaixu Realm.
The cycle of life and death.
The zenith of yang and life flowed through the chaotic mortal world before passing into the land of stillness and yin. Just as no life could endure in the realm of ultimate yang—this was the blazing heat of the sun that incinerated all things, the destruction to which everything in the present was fated—so too did the realm of ultimate yin give birth from death. It represented the reincarnation of departed souls, the first beginning of everything in the future.
Every Seven Killings Tribulation had its own different primary star, and even those with the same primary star would never obtain the same Supernatural Ability.
Those who achieved the Seven Killings Tribulation through the Mysterious Yin Star generally obtained Supernatural Abilities related to souls, spirituality, silent death, and the future.
'Bai Qinghan' was naturally no exception.
At her call, the girl's corpse dissolved into nothingness, like an