Brilliant light tore open the night, illuminating the entire Saint Origin Continent.
Roosters crowed and dogs barked across Saint Origin Continent; horses neighed and cattle bellowed. Still heavy with sleep, people rose one after another, draped themselves in clothes against the cold winter night, and walked outside.
There, in the northern sky, appeared an enormous object—no one knew how many tens of thousands of miles high or long it was. At first glance, it resembled a bronze mirror hanging in the heavens, radiating a hazy bronze glow. It was not as blazing as the sun, more like light reflected from a mirror.
Though that light was hazy, it illuminated the entire Saint Origin Continent.
The radiance of the gigantic bronze mirror carried an indescribable aura. The Saint Origin Continent, originally in winter, began to thaw; all things began to sprout.
This bronze mirror was pouring new life into the Saint Origin Continent, allowing all things to multiply.
The chill in the air rapidly faded, as though in no more than a day or two, winter would give way to spring on the Saint Origin Continent.
The gleaming giant bronze mirror stood in the sky, slowly turning to face the Western Sea.
Intense sunlight passed through the bronze mirror and reflected upon the Western Sea.
Seen from the side, a pillar of light tens of thousands of miles in diameter struck straight down upon the Western Sea.
The temperature of the Western Sea rose without end.
Just as everyone was guessing what that bronze mirror was, a genuine sun rose high above the Western Sea.
It was a gigantic sphere entirely engulfed in flames. Within those flames were enormous bronze rings, one after another, constantly revolving like an Armillary Sphere. They gave off rumbling sounds, as though the stars themselves were