Ordinary people could not see the aura of this karma.
What they saw was only the desolation of withered vegetation and the bleak spectacle of living creatures starving to death.
But Mo Hua saw it clearly.
And this famine disaster was completely different from what he had anticipated.
It did not resemble a "natural" disaster at all. Rather, it was like an invisible calamity with "life"—a miasma-like monster spreading through the Great Wilderness, devouring the land's vitality and causing the creatures upon it to wither away and starve to death.
And this monster, like a "Great Famine Disaster," was slowly yet visibly "crawling" toward Mo Hua, bringing blight and decline, hunger and despair, drawing ever closer.
Mo Hua's expression changed. "Leave first! Return to the Stone Hall."
Danzhu could not see what Mo Hua saw, but he knew this was no trivial matter. He nodded.
The group returned to the Stone Hall and shut its gates tight.
Mo Hua's brows were tightly furrowed as well.
With a grave expression, Danzhu asked, "Mr. Wu, in the face of such an incomprehensible anomaly... has God Lord given any revelation?"
Mo Hua had initially wanted to lie and say, "Of course." God Lord was omniscient and omnipotent; naturally, he knew everything.
But when the words reached his lips, Mo Hua held them back.
God Lord might be omniscient and omnipotent, but he, this Shaman, was not. Faced with such an unforeseen and bizarre situation, he could not simply make things up, lest he expose himself. Mo Hua therefore put on a solemn expression and said, "God Lord only foretold that the Wilderness would suffer a great calamity. But as for what calamity it would be, God Lord did not explicitly reveal it. This disaster must involve some great Karma, and Celestial Pivot cannot