"Senior! Are you talking about phenomena between heaven and earth, or intense battle fluctuations?"
Yao Guang slapped his forehead, as if he had suddenly remembered something. His eyes lit up at once.
A flash in the eyes, Qian Daoliu nodded approvingly. "Yes, that sort of disturbance."
"Then this junior does recall something."
Yao Guang sighed in relief and hurriedly said, "About seven or eight days ago, our merchant caravan was on its way to Snow Wind City when we suddenly saw dark clouds gathering in the northeastern sky."
"Those dark clouds were so black it seemed as though ink could drip from them. Blue-white lightning writhed within them, and the thunder was loud enough to shatter everything!"
"Not long after that, the ground began shaking in waves, as if there had been an earthquake. Even our Horse Carriages nearly overturned."
"We thought something had gone wrong deeper within the Far North and triggered a Beast Tide."
"It frightened us so badly that we hurriedly found a cave and hid there for half a day."
"Dark clouds and lightning in the northeast..."
Qian Daoliu felt a surge of delight, and his formerly calm tone took on a hint of urgency. "Are you certain it was northeast? Roughly where was that area?"
Yao Guang thought carefully for a moment before saying regretfully, "It was definitely northeast, but this junior cannot say exactly where."
"We were very far from those dark clouds at the time and only dared watch from afar. Once the earthquake stopped, we hurried on our way and did not dare approach that direction."
"Besides, that area is close to the sea. The surrounding region also seemed to be an uninhabited wilderness, and Merchant Caravans rarely travel there."
"Thank you."
Qian Daoliu waved a hand casually, though the urgency in