My Name Is Huang Tian: The Blue Heaven Is Dead, What the Heck?
Chapter 149

Supreme Unity Returning-to-Store, Five-Colored Divine Light, a Mountain Beneath His Palm

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Between heaven and earth, nothing remained but a boundless white expanse. Snowflakes as large as goose feathers poured down in an impenetrable curtain, as though they meant to drag the whole world into pure white.

Yet amid that suffocating pallor, five beams of divine light shot into the sky, stirring the vast wind and snow!

The red light blazed like fire, a roaring fire dragon charging into the heavens. Its furious heat melted the falling snow in an instant, turning it into rings of rolling white vapor around its body. Flame and vapor intertwined in dazzling splendor.

The green light was like wood, resembling both an emerald sword that pierced heaven and earth and a world tree rooted in the void. Its sharp vitality tore through the blizzard and drew in the cold from all around, gathering countless snowflakes into jade-green ice dragons with fearsome scales. They coiled around the pillar of light and soared upward, their clear cries ringing out!

The white light was like metal, piercingly cold and matchlessly sharp. Its biting chill sliced the snow to pieces, sending countless ice crystals rustling down.

The black light was like water, deep and dark. Wherever it reached, it swallowed the endless wind and snow.

The yellow light was like earth, towering as a mountain, dense and heavy with incomparable majesty. It stood at the center of the divine lights and slowly revolved, like the earth itself turning. It silently subdued and stilled the surging waves of snow, dyeing them with a serene, glittering haze of gold, as though golden powder were falling from the sky.

"What... is that?"

The Heavenly Human experts looked up at the five shimmering beams in the sky, shaken and utterly bewildered.

It was not as though they had never seen divine abilities. When Wan

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