This time, the search covered a wider area, so it turned up more information. There were plenty of bounties offering relevant information for a fee, but aside from explicit mentions of items that could predict the future and some unusual minerals, most claims of foreseeing the future were vague and ambiguous.
For example, one Player claimed to have seen a vision of his own future in a place with a chaotic magnetic field. Someone else said that, after taking medicine or being affected by some other external force, he had suddenly received a mysterious signal and glimpsed his own or someone else's future. But since most of these claims had never been verified, some of the people who had paid for the information were furious enough to threaten the sellers.
Some people swore that the future they had seen really did come to pass. Even if it had only happened for an instant, predicting the future was a matter of probability. If you got even one or two glimpses, that was already pretty good. What, did they expect to see a whole series?
That claim was a little shameless, but it also showed how vague the so-called "foresight" really was.
Xu Huo messaged some of them, asking whether they were Super Evolvers.
Only a handful replied. Just two of them were Super Evolvers, and neither could answer his questions about the details. They seemed to have "foreseen" the future completely unconsciously, and had no idea what had caused it.
All in all, items that predicted the future were much more common. Those who believed they had seen the future could never explain exactly why, so their accounts were of no use.
Xu Huo closed his Personal Panel and sat on the balcony. Below, he saw the painted woman pick up