"Hmm?" Chen Luo looked up at the sky.
"Are catastrophes common in the Terra Continent?" Chen Luo turned and asked Exusiai and the others through the sunroof.
"Pretty common, especially out in the wilderness." Exusiai nodded.
On the Terra Continent, catastrophes were a general term for frequently occurring natural disasters, including but not limited to storms, blizzards, heavy rain, floods, and even meteor strikes. They occurred extremely often and were difficult to predict, forcing most civilizations to avoid them by relocating entire cities.
That was how mobile cities came to be.
"A catastrophe is coming." Chen Luo stared at the darkening sky.
"Huh? Seriously? Mr. Angel Killer, don't scare us like that."
"Seriously. I'm the Harbinger of Catastrophe. Why would I lie to you?" Chen Luo nodded.
"I didn't expect you to have a job like that too, Mr. Angel Killer. You can actually predict the arrival of catastrophes..."
"Uh... right."
Chen Luo felt that Exusiai might have misunderstood his role as the Harbinger of Catastrophe. He was not a messenger who predicted catastrophes; he was a messenger who brought them.
This was also one of Chen Luo's identities, and its completion requirement was for him to trigger three catastrophes...
"But don't panic. The bad news is that we're about to encounter a catastrophe. The good news is that this one is a tornado, and we'll remain inside its eye the whole time."
"Really?"
"Absolutely. Just relax. Even if something goes wrong, can't I just rescue you? Have faith in a god's limits."
"Then why aren't you stopping the catastrophe from coming, Mr. God? Come to think of it, I remember that Scherzag, that huge village—country—doesn't seem to suffer from catastrophes because it has divine protection."
"You don't understand. Without this tornado catastrophe, how would we clear away all the