The legend of super sage Wukong

Chapter 144 Triggering Heavenly Signs (4)

What Yidao didn't know was that those broken blades and handles that fell unconsciously,
But he was quickly sucked in by a swirling nebula behind him.

Just when Yi Dao was about to kill himself, the space trembled violently, and then time and space stayed at that moment,

Yidao's hand was only an inch away from Tianling Point, but at this moment he stopped abruptly.

More than just one knife, everything in this nebula world, including those nebulae that are constantly rotating like the rules of the universe, also stopped at this moment.
Time and space seemed to stand still at this moment.

Only the body of Monkey King, who seemed very close and seemed to be in the sky, did not stop,

Layers of nebula-like light swirled outside the body, slowly spreading out.

Then Sun Wukong also stopped turning, a golden light flashed between his brows, and he unconsciously made a wonderful handprint in his hand.

Then the void suddenly changed, with dark clouds, lightning and thunder shaking the mountains,

A ray of pure golden sunlight shone on Monkey King.

The light of the nebula around Sun Wukong quickly condensed behind his head, and a soybean-sized seed appeared in the middle of Yintang.

Sitting down also transformed into a golden, constantly rotating light wheel, and a faint fragrance wafted around in an instant.

If someone sees such a scene, they will be able to drop an egg in their surprised mouths.

This is the case with one knife, although the body cannot move, but the heart is surprised,

The fragrance that wafted out just now made me wake up,
Surprised in my heart: "This is? A sign of heaven!?"

The heavenly sign is a legendary existence, which almost never happened.

Yidao was also seen from that strange book.

It is recorded in the classics that the signs of heaven only appear on people with great wisdom and great fortune.

It can cleanse the mind and body, and achieve the ultimate state of no dirt, no increase, no decrease, no birth and no death. . . . .

(End of this chapter)