Within the mist of the Sand River, the phantom of a sacred mountain vaguely took shape. Combined with the water vapor of the Yellow River all around, it formed a landscape divine domain, suppressing the changes of the cosmos and congealing the surging primordial qi.
Yu Chen merely sneered. "You've already fallen out with the God of Mount Tai. Can't you stop bringing out such tricks? Don't you find it humiliating?"
The River Earl did not reply. Instead, he drove the Sand River into motion, spreading the mist and expanding the range of the landscape divine domain.
Yu Chen secretly raised his guard at the sight. Though he spoke as if he looked down on the River Earl, the Yellow River held an exceptionally special position within the water systems and divine way of the Central Plains.
It was said that, like the Yangtze River, this river had been formed from part of the fleshly body of an ancient god from the primordial era, one capable of exchanging blows with both the Heavenly Sovereign and the Earth Mother, after that god's passing. In the era when the Heavenly Sovereign and the Earth Mother ruled heaven and earth, neither the Yellow River nor the Yangtze River, these two vital water systems, possessed a complete water god. They only had deities temporarily exercising the authority of water gods.
At that time, the River Earl who governed the Yellow River was Bing Yi, the ice-and-snow god of the Northern Sea who managed three million li of land surrounding the Abyss of Extremity. Later, after the Heavenly Sovereign and the Earth Mother departed one after another, he too vanished without a trace. Of the few records concerning him, most were connected to Ruo, the sea god of the Northern Sea.
After Bing Yi, Wu