In his dizziness, a bizarre and fantastical scene slowly unfolded before Zheng Qing.
It was a scene rendered in stark black and white.
In the upper left corner was a striking Sixteen-pointed Star, connected to the neck of a faceless figure clad in robes. It seemed to be its head, yet also like a pattern concealing its face.
The nameless being held its hands like claws, extending them from its broad sleeves. Its left hand held a Crystal Ball, while its right gripped a scepter. Mysterious incantations interwove across its sleeves, and behind it hung a massive Enlightenment Wheel covered in strange Runes. Zheng Qing merely caught it from the corner of his eye before feeling dizzy and disoriented, his consciousness beginning to slip out of control.
He hurriedly looked away.
Yet his mind inevitably remained somewhat muddled.
Several Meteor-like celestial bodies of varying sizes surrounded the Enlightenment Wheel. They were called Meteor-like because they were covered in holes resembling meteor craters—or, rather, marks like lunar craters.
Then, beneath the most conspicuous Meteor, Zheng Qing saw a line of tiny lettering—THEMOON.
It was the moon.
That truly was the moon. The young wizard stared at the name for a long while, and only when the chaos in his mind receded somewhat did he gradually realize what those words meant.
Looking again at the spheres of various sizes around the massive Enlightenment Wheel, Zheng Qing belatedly understood that the upper left portion of the image depicted the Starry Sky.
All kinds of planets.
The large ones were as big as bottle caps in the picture, their craters clearly visible; the small ones were no more than pinpricks, hanging against the pitch-black backdrop, utterly inconspicuous. Some planets bore rings, others halos. They were arranged near and far, each in a different form.