Just as Fu Xuan had said, once this information was compiled, it appeared within the consciousness of the diviner—Fu Xuan herself.
The Grand Observation Array did not remain active for long. In barely ten seconds or so, this terrifying device had fully exerted its effects and calculated the sole correct answer.
But Fu Xuan stared wide-eyed at Kafka as though she had seen some unbelievable truth. After the Grand Observation Array slowly came to a halt, Kafka gradually descended from the air.
"You... did all this for that? For something like this?"
"Well? Do you like this truth?" Kafka asked with a smile.
"Unbelievable... but the Grand Observation Array is never wrong." Fu Xuan's expression was exceptionally complicated.
"So... what exactly happened?" The Trailblazer asked on behalf of the inconvenient-to-speak March 7th and Welt.
"First, the Stellaron crisis has nothing to do with us. The Stellar Hunters are not the Xianzhou's enemies. Second, someone else brought the Stellaron into the Xianzhou and activated it. As for the third fact, I'm afraid the Xianzhou Alliance could never have imagined it. The third fact is this: Blade and I came to the Xianzhou for your sake."
"It sounds absurd, doesn't it? No wonder Lady Fu the Diviner didn't believe it. But the Grand Observation Array does not lie, so the answer is this amusing. The Stellar Hunters appeared here, Blade was captured, and I was lured into this Grand Observation Array—all to bring you—the Star Rail—to the Xianzhou."
"I need you to meet the Luofu general directly, help them resolve the Stellaron crisis, and make the Xianzhou Alliance owe you a favor. That way, in the future, at the most critical moment, the Xianzhou will lend you a hand. The infamous Stellar Hunters did all this merely to make you a