She pinched the bridge of her nose, feeling quite troubled.
Although the size of a spatial quake's range had not been specified, it was clearly linked to the strength of the spirit.
But generally speaking, when the spatial quake's range was large, the spirit descending was no minor character.
It was like a calm lake.
The larger the stone thrown in, the bigger the splash.
What was the Eurasian Great Sky Disaster?
No one was unaware of it.
It was the disaster that occurred when the spatial quake was first observed.
It was also the tragedy brought about by the first spirit to appear.
After that,
no spirit had ever managed to reach that level again.
Nor had any spatial quake possessed such intensity!
Although one could say that times had changed.
Technology was now far more advanced.
The evacuation mechanisms had also been perfected.
The defensive systems were likewise becoming more complete.
It was also practically impossible for another tragedy like the Eurasian Great Sky Disaster to occur,
a horrifying tragedy that had claimed the lives of hundreds of millions...
But!
No matter how sturdy a fortress was, it ultimately had its limits.
At an intensity and scale like this! Could it really withstand it?
One had to know that
more than thirty years had passed.
Yet all of Mongolia, as well as southern Siberia and northern Shenzhou, remained utterly barren...
That incident had occurred when the Origin Spirit descended.
She was hailed as the origin of all spirits.
Compared to her, the other spirits—even the spatial quakes observed over the past thirty years—seemed like mere child's play.
And now,
to be comparable to the original Eurasian Great Sky Disaster, or even to completely surpass that level...
Just what kind of existence was this?
The more they thought about