When Ji Feng saw the funnel above the town, Luo Yan saw it too—and much more clearly.
By "clearly," this did not mean the sharpness of the object itself. Rather, he had activated the Divine Treasure and was viewing the funnel from a perspective closer to its essence.
Silver radiance surfaced in his eyes, and the world became simple. Yet that "funnel" remained a deep, inky black.
It was like a massive blot of filth splashed across a simple black-and-white sketch. The dense darkness threw the entire image off balance.
For the first time, Luo Yan was unable to see through something.
He could not see through that "funnel" or that space. He could not see what was within that mass of ink!
Luo Yan was quite surprised by this result.
"Luo Yan, how is it? Can you see what's inside that altered space?"
Liang Jian's voice rang out over the public channel. He knew Luo Yan's abilities well and hoped Luo Yan could see something and provide them with some information.
Luo Yan shook his head. "I can't see what's inside, Colonel."
"I think it's because the rules of that space are different from those of the real world, so my 'Divine Treasure' can't function properly."
"Is that so?" Liang Jian sighed, speaking with slight disappointment. "Forget it, then. We'll handle our own work. Leave the rest to the Dragon Riders."
Luo Yan nodded and lowered his gaze toward the town.
The town had not yet been pulled into Yanfu, so Luo Yan could still see a town sketched out in simple lines.
As well as some other things.
Mounted in his mech, he had a broad field of vision. From his elevated vantage point, he could see much more.
Luo Yan saw intricate patterns resembling formation inscriptions spread