The Sun and Moon Spring was distinctly divided into two parts.
One side resembled a crescent moon. Its water was transparent and crystal clear, several zhang deep, with countless pale pebbles carpeting the bottom.
At the center of the crescent was a spring eye the size of a fist, water gurgling endlessly from within.
The other side was perfectly round, like a sun. Its water was golden, appearing like a pool of translucent liquid gold.
Its bottom was likewise covered in pebbles, and at the center of the sun lay the spring eye for this half.
Nan Feng raised her hand and lightly formed a seal. The two kinds of spring water, previously separated by a clear boundary and utterly unable to blend, began slowly revolving around the same center.
As they revolved, the transparent water of the crescent half and the golden water of the sun half formed rings of clearly distinct colors, layer upon layer, arranged with striking regularity.
When those rings reached the very center, they gradually merged together and turned a faint gold.
As the spring water blended, it actually began to boil.
As the merging spread outward, all the water within the range of the sun and moon eventually turned pale gold and began boiling furiously, like a bubbling hot spring.
A faint mist began rising from the spring water. Within that mist, Ye Tian sensed life energy so vigorous it had reached the utmost extreme.
"Now that I have driven the entire Spring of Life to its limit, it is time," Nan Feng said, looking at Ye Tian.
Ye Tian could tell that although the Sun and Moon Spring ordinarily possessed the tremendous power to grow flesh on bones and revive the dead, Nan Feng had used her experience guarding it for hundreds of