Seven days later, the tidal whirlpool erupted, the seven-colored cloud in the heavens suddenly gathered, and then fierce winds began to howl. These winds came from the sea, shaking mountains and swaying ridges as rivers surged. For five days and nights, tens of thousands of miles around, the sun and moon were obscured, and haze covered the sky.
Another day passed, and suddenly torrential rains fell, causing tsunamis and landslides. The roaring torrents crashed into Divine House Mountain, the sound of rushing floods shaking the Ten Thousand Mountains.
Outside the mountain gate of Han Yuan Sect, the waters had already overflowed the peaks and continued to climb upward, only blocked by the Mountain Guarding Formation. Though the deluge continuously battered, wave after wave surged, it could never penetrate.
