"Feeling uneasy?" I immediately widened my eyes, trying to glean more definite information from Miss's face.
Lin Xue narrowed her eyes again. This time, the pale white glow leaking from them was even more obvious than before. When she opened them again, all I could see was profound darkness. "Just feeling uneasy. I can't see anything specific."
Lin Xue's precognition was not omnipotent. Many factors could interfere with it, such as unprecedentedly powerful energy, void anomalies, and destructive things like Abyss Reactions that could wipe out entire lines of causality, naturally disrupting the force known as fate. Thus, Lin Xue's predictions regarding deep dives had always been among her vaguest. She could basically only determine whether an experiment would succeed, but could not identify the specific situations that might arise during the process. Especially now, with the Void Cataclysm approaching and the Discontinuity Belt beneath the Abyss Gate drawing ever closer to the Order World, Miss's power seemed to have been affected as well. Her judgment of "deep diving" had become increasingly blurred.
Even so, her predictions remained the most important reference before every deep dive. Across the entire void, there was nothing more useful or accurate than her foresight.
"Will this deep dive fail?" As I spoke, I glanced at the communicator beside me. Anses had not clearly heard our conversation. He merely frowned at the communicator, then continued with his own work, while I began considering whether we should abort this dive.
"It's very vague. It seems this experiment will succeed, but my intuition makes me uneasy about the process," Lin Xue said carefully. In such a serious setting, Miss had completely restrained her usual bad habits. "I can't see the deep-diving process. And because the Abyss has disrupted the event lines, making a long-range prediction with the