Miss never lied—though I knew Master Xuanzang used to say that all the time too, that didn't mean my Miss couldn't use it. At least ever since I'd met Lin Xue, Snowy had never uttered a single falsehood when it came to prophecies concerning everyone's future.
So this time, she'd successfully scared me again. Naturally, she'd also left everyone completely baffled.
She said she'd seen a huge trouble drawing near. This trouble would turn the lives of our entire family upside down, and she herself was at its very core. Oh, and apparently I would be deeply implicated as well. But Miss Lin had tried every method available and still couldn't clearly see what that trouble actually was. It could be an event, an object, or even a person. That third possibility was especially hard to explain. Everyone at home agreed that, aside from Father God, there simply couldn't be anyone in the entire void capable of throwing the whole First Family into disarray. And we also agreed that Father God couldn't possibly be bored enough to come wish us a happy April Fools' Day...
This vague, grasping-at-air premonition had our prophetic Miss tearing her hair out with worry. It was simply unbelievable. The incomparably mighty Miss Lin could actually get so tangled up over something. We all knew this girl's nerves were incredibly tough—so tough you could smear some glue on them and use them to patch a spaceship. Yet even someone like her was pulling out handfuls of hair. I truly didn't dare imagine what kind of massive wave she and I would encounter on life's journey—probably at least E+.
See? I'd gone off topic again.
But that was fine. Maybe we should relax, because Lin Xue's prophecy had another crucial detail: she hadn't seen anything in the