Inside the quiet divination house at night, pale violet light and various hanging ornaments lent the place an air of mystery.
As the owner of the divination house, the Crimson Queen—or rather, the Crimson Witch, as she should now be called—had let go of her past. That was proof of it. She no longer wished to mention her experiences in the wars, especially the time Kara had blasted straight through her with a single shot. That was truly a dark chapter in her history.
In the tranquil divination house, the Crimson Witch silently watched the man across from her. She knew very clearly that he had not been joking earlier. He had come to settle accounts over the fact that she had revealed the Netherworld Gate would open.
In truth, the Crimson Witch did not want to get involved in this trouble. But after studying the occult knowledge of fate, fortune, the future, and precognition, she had gradually developed the feeling that this was what being alive truly meant. In the past, as the leader of the Zerg, she had lived only to survive. Now, she felt as if she were living for the endless pursuit of exploration and knowledge. This vivid way of living left her intoxicated and fascinated.
By contrast, she could not resist the temptation of divining the future. As a diviner, she also could not resist informing those who needed to know of the terrifying future she had seen.
After accomplishing this, the level of her 'spirit vision' had improved across dimensions. She could even faintly hear the vast voice from beyond the heavens, as well as the faint, lingering song from beneath the earth.
Spiritual perception, or spirit vision, was an ability all diviners possessed. It was also one of the main reasons they could