In the small pond before them, verdant water lilies miraculously condensed pink-white buds, which then bloomed instantly.
This transformation was not yet over.
It seemed as if in just a few breaths, they completed several cycles of reincarnation, endlessly repeating the process.
Not only these lotus flowers, but even the weeds, wildflowers under the eaves, and the vegetation in the small flower beds were undergoing the same change.
Only a few peach trees, orange trees, and pear trees were different, rapidly sprouting tender leaves, flowering, and bearing fruit.
However, the fruits did not fall but seemed to stack on the branches, filling them abundantly.
This suddenly created a spectacular sight.
Simultaneously, the trunks of these fruit trees also grew thicker within a short time.
From small trees of three or four years old, they transformed into mature trees over ten years old.
