The alien battlefield that had suddenly appeared in the sky was fleeting, but its magnificent yet terrifying madness had already been etched deeply into Constance's mind. She still stood with her head tilted toward the sky, even though clouds had once again covered it. That twisted spacetime blazing amid flames and thunder still seemed to be imprinted on her retinas.
At last, she lowered her gaze and looked around in confusion, only to find that the ordinary soldiers nearby were still going about their business. Not one of them was staring at the sky, nor did any of them look panicked or at a loss, as though they had neither heard the tremendous boom just now nor seen the sight revealed when the sky split open.
The others couldn't see what had just happened?
Constance understood instantly. She lowered her head and looked at Lia beside her, who was currently rubbing her fingers together with some unease.
"What was that just now?" Constance couldn't help asking. "That thing in the sky..."
"It was an illusion." Lia immediately looked up and said with a serious expression.
Constance blinked. "But I really saw..."
"It was an illusion." Lia kept her face taut, trying her best to sound more serious.
Constance: "..."
"All right, it wasn't an illusion." Lia thought about it, then abandoned the idea of using divine speech to distort reality. "What you saw just now was something happening on another layer of this world."
"As expected..." Constance knitted her brows tightly as countless thoughts surged through her mind. "I knew it... I've seen that space before. Although I only saw it from a distance, I know that place is the Gorgon Abyss... But the Gorgon Abyss in my memories never had a battlefield like that..."
Lia glanced at the Arm