The sunlight danced on the leaves, sometimes merging into golden spots, sometimes scattering into tiny points of light. This green also exuded a hint of moist blue, as if the Earth itself was breathing.
Looking towards a more distant direction, in the pale green ocean, countless marine lives were playing and surviving—dolphins, fish, turtles, jellyfish, whales, with quite a variety of species.
In some deep-sea area, one or two deep-sea creatures flickered with a cold light as they hurriedly fled. Their bodies were so transparent that their internal organs were almost visible, as if turned into ghosts by these extreme conditions. Deeper down, hydrothermal vents spewed black smoke, the sulfides boiling under high pressure forming a chaotic mist, resembling the breath of hell.
In a coral area, thunderclouds gathered, with a "boom," a storm arose, and gigantic waves billowed.
