"You can see them?" Shi Hong asked, appearing at Lu Yin's side at some point. On the platform, everyone was gazing up at the starry sky. They couldn't see Xiu Zhan and the Ancestor Realm Corpse King fighting at all. They only looked toward wherever the sky shattered.
Lu Yin was the only exception. He kept watching a particular direction. Shi Hong had observed him: several times, he had looked toward a spot before the starry sky broke there, and only then had the others turned to look.
He saw it a step ahead of everyone else.
Lu Yin said, "I can't see them. This is the pinnacle of human strength, after all."
Shi Hong was puzzled. "You're seeing it a step before the rest of us."
Lu Yin looked at her. "Instinct."
"Instinct?" Shi Hong didn't understand.
Zuo Yu and the others looked over as well.
Lu Yin said, "A cultivation civilization may be called a civilization, but in truth it's a process of fighting over resources and doing everything possible to grow stronger. That process is full of slaughter, danger, and schemes. One careless moment, and you're dead. I've been through wars like this more than once, so I can sense what's happening a step before you."
"Brother-in-law, you've been through a war like this?" Luo Lao Er asked in surprise. Perhaps he couldn't quite put it into words, because he pointed overhead. "A war with monsters like that?"
Lu Yin looked up, his gaze wistful. "I have. You're actually lucky. If it weren't for the Technique of Giving's carrier protecting you, a single shock wave from a fight between powerhouses like these would be enough to wipe everyone out." The Over Space-Time knew his origins well. They knew he came from Primeval Space, so there was no