The turning of the statue had already set the entire floor trembling, and Chen Mo had a very bad feeling about it. In particular, his Spiritual Sense sensed a faint disturbance, warning him of danger.
Of course, a cultivator's Spiritual Sense could sense danger. But if one's own strength was sufficient to handle it, that sense of danger would only serve as a slight warning.
Chen Mo had just felt his Spiritual Sense stir, which meant that even if danger arose shortly, it would not pose much of a threat to him.
Of course, what might not be particularly dangerous to him would naturally be a major matter for the mercenaries. That was why Chen Mo had warned Jackson. Whether Jackson listened was up to him.
Fortunately, Jackson not only took advice well, but also took the initiative to approach William and tell him about Chen Mo's feeling.
In truth, Jackson believed Chen Mo mainly for two reasons. First, they were now comrades and had become fairly good partners. Before Chen Mo replaced Monroe, Jackson had not interacted much with Monroe. But after the replacement and the bar incident, their relationship had naturally grown closer.
Second, Chen Mo was playing the role of a sniper and had displayed an exceptionally strong talent for sniping. For most snipers, many possessed a sense of danger. Though such a sense could not be described, or perhaps could not be spoken of at all, it was simply a feeling. Yet that feeling might save one's life in a dangerous situation. Jackson had heard of it, and as a mercenary himself, he strongly believed in it.
Therefore, the moment Chen Mo mentioned his feeling, Jackson understood that it was that kind of instinct.
Besides, when the flying monster had attacked everyone earlier, if Chen Mo