The scroll consists of six panels, depicting the scene of cloud formation and rainfall after a severe drought.
Last time, the elder Sacrificial Spirit conveyed only one painting, but now, six paintings have been transmitted at once.
Shen Can took some animal skin paper and reproduced all six paintings.
The first two panels show the parched and cracked earth, with the millet seedlings in the fields turning somewhat yellow due to the drought, also showing many people gathered by the field to dig channels and carry water.
The middle two panels begin to feature the silhouette of a dragon, though the dragon remains elusive, showing only scales and claws.
Occasionally, a dragon's head emerges, blurry yet painted with remarkable majesty and dignity.
Using Divine Sense as a means of replication, the paintings naturally are vividly lifelike.
