"The Giant Fish swam between earth and sky, its enormous mouth blotting out the sun. Its shadow fell upon the land, causing drastic climatic changes, with all things withering, the river's course thrown into chaos, and the Sea Tide becoming disorderly."
This passage sounded very much as though the "Giant Fish" had used some evil spell, damaging the Qian Ruoda World.
But in truth, this was merely a natural phenomenon caused by the approach of the Giant Fish—the Shenzhong God.
Some people always felt that a powerful being ought to control every effect they had upon the outside world—that only then could one count as strong.
Utter nonsense.
The laws of physics and logic were not things one could bypass simply by being "strong." The laws of physics could indeed be circumvented by "altering the conditions of interaction," but there was no need to.
When someone walked down a road, it was easy for him to trample insects, flowers, and grass. He could cast a levitation spell on himself, or carry a personal flight device, maintaining an upward force that counteracted his own gravity, and naturally he would not crush anything. But that would create additional expenditure.
And did a powerful being have an obligation to maintain such additional expenditure at all times?
No.
Of course not!
Absolutely not!
Just like at this moment, when the Shenzhong God approached the Qian Ruoda World.
As long as the Giant Fish remained between the star and the Qian Ruoda World, it would cast a shadow. That shadow was truly enormous, already enough to alter the climate of an entire region. To avoid this, either the Shenzhong God race had to bend light themselves, turn transparent, or create their own source of light.
But they had no need to do that.
They had