I Started Simulating at Eight and Awakened Double Pupils
Chapter 1696

"Nothing to Worry About"

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[Though the information you deduced did not mention the calamity of an era, Xuanqiong had proactively dispatched so many people this time merely to stop Zuoju, not out of greed for some treasure on Zuoju's person. The meaning behind this was already obvious. Even for something as precious as the Primordial Qi of Time Sequence, Xuanqiong had only dared to send Tuo to try. Yet this time, to prevent a certain outcome, it had deployed so many elites.

What could Zuoju affect? What could it influence? At most, it was much the same as the sealed Ancient Demonic Creature—capable of causing harm to All Heavens.]

[From the Historical Records you had once scoured, one could see that the closer an era calamity drew, the better the cultivation environment in the Thirty-Six Heavens became, reaching the peak of that age. Correspondingly, however, all manner of disasters followed one after another... Coincidentally, judging from the experience of several era calamities, the smaller the impact and destruction caused by these disasters before the calamity descended, the fewer the casualties caused by the calamity afterward.

With this premise, nearly everyone who saw this information could link the two together: the degree to which All Heavens resisted disasters would determine how dangerous the coming era calamity would be.]

[The increasingly favorable environment also had a traceable cause—it was thanks to the revival of the Dao Source World Tree. Although you had now confirmed that the Dao Source World Tree was already gone, causing the changes in cultivation environments across the worlds to stagnate, this still matched up.

As for disasters, the ever-closer approach of Sun and Moon Shine Together had sparked struggles and wars between worlds. The barren Plague Realm, which Houtu and the Emperor Donghua had erased without anyone noticing, could also be considered

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