Even though Jing Yuan had been a general and partnered with the Divine Foresight for more than seven hundred years, all he could sense at this moment was boundless radiance.
Beyond that, there was nothing.
Jing Yuan knew full well that this did not mean it was merely a phantom made of strange light. It was only that he and the Divine Foresight were not powerful enough to perceive anything more.
In the past, out of respect for their ally, Jing Yuan and the other Xianzhou higher-ups had never asked Gwen about Noah's phantom that day. Still, they had made a few guesses, suspecting it was connected to Gwen.
Only today did Jing Yuan finally confirm it completely.
And when he saw the massive radiant sword extending from Gwen's palm, Jing Yuan raised his brows slightly, revealing a trace of surprise.
He had received word beforehand that Gwen would begin restructuring the Lands Between in preparation for the upcoming project.
But when he saw Gwen condense such a colossal sword, seemingly intending to use it to directly reshape the planet, Jing Yuan still found it somewhat hard to accept—
Ordinary people needed all sorts of complicated professional tools even for carving. Now that he was working on a living planet, was he really planning to use nothing but a single sword? Was he trying to split the planet apart?
However, Jing Yuan, who had access to all of the Xianzhou Luofu's information, also believed that Vill-V, who had left yet another legend behind in the Engineering Department, should have given Gwen a sufficiently meticulous plan rather than allowing him to act recklessly...
After all, if Jing Yuan himself were asked to use the Divine Foresight to directly work on a planet, he estimated that he would most likely destroy it