In fact,
these charged particles were not within the visible light spectrum.
For Chen Yun, however, the limited scope of the visible light spectrum was a constraint only for ordinary humans.
Chen Yun could actually see the colors of these lights and managed to describe them roughly with the closest colors he could come up with.
As Chen Yun's spiritual perception delved deeper, he discovered that these specks of light were not stationary. They moved rapidly through the air, colliding with each other, merging, and sometimes even splitting into smaller particles. The motion of these specks was filled with both pattern and randomness, resembling the flow of water in nature and the trajectories of stars in the sky.
Chen Yun sensed a subtle vibration coming from these lights, a vibration that was not just physical, but seemed to act directly on the spiritual level. He could feel a vast energy contained within these specks of light but also a sense of mystery that was beyond words.
