Because the soil was too dry, she occasionally dampened it with the Spiritual Water from the pond.
Soon, a clay figure full of Creation Energy was shaped.
Nuwa didn't stop; she continued to mold more clay figures.
Among these clay figures, there were males as well as females.
However, compared to male figures, there were fewer female ones—just twenty-one, far less than the number of males.
At the end, Nuwa mixed the remaining clay with the Spiritual Water from the pond, creating a muddy pool. She casually took a vine next to her, stirred it in the mud a few times, then flicked it, sending droplets of mud flying.
Countless specks of earth flew out, landing on the ground and turning into clay figures three inches tall, similar to those she had previously shaped, but with distinct faces and varied figures—tall, short, thin, and stout, in all shapes and sizes.
Seeing this, Nuwa flicked the vine across the mud a few more times.
