"What are you doing, Fate Seer?"
After Black Bishop issued the order, he immediately developed a bad feeling.
He had no choice. He had only ordered the Fate Seer to act because he wanted to obtain the Sole Consciousness as quickly as possible while minimizing the risks. However, after issuing the order, he discovered that the Fate Seer, who had sealed the Tyrant's power, showed no reaction at all.
This was absolutely abnormal...
In theory, the Fate Seer's power might not be superior to the Tyrant's, but she definitely had the ability to contend with him.
Most importantly, the Fate Seer's mental consciousness had originally been grafted into the Tyrant's body by them.
To a certain extent, they were two consciousnesses sharing the same body.
Therefore, when it came to resisting the Tyrant, the Fate Seer definitely held a greater advantage than the other Ultimates.
Even taking a step back, if the Fate Seer could not defeat the Tyrant, she should at least have been able to heavily injure him and create an opportunity for herself.
From his position, he should have been able to see the clash of mental powers over there.
But there was nothing.
When he looked over, he saw only countless blood-red eyes filling the entire space in that area.
Those eyes had instead prevented him from seeing through it.
The Fate Seer could peer into other people's fates, but she could also prevent others from peering into them.
For a moment, an ominous premonition suddenly rose in his heart. In the blink of an eye, he considered three things.
He abruptly turned his head toward the researcher in the white coat and said in a low voice, "The Void."
The old researcher in the white coat immediately nodded and threw a playing card forward.
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