Markers...
That word left me momentarily dazed, reminding me of Nangong Yao.
Nangong Yao's eyes could see those markers.
Rather than foreseeing the future, his ability was more like seeing the true nature of all things, then making deductions to predict what would happen.
It was just that this process was too easy for Nangong Yao. A child had to think through addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, but an adult only needed a glance to know the answer. Nangong Yao was the latter.
So his ability could be said to be practically the same as precognition.
I focused again, but the chains I'd seen just now were gone.
I was a little disappointed, but not too much.
I didn't really understand why my ability had changed like this.
Could my ability also come with some related effect? Could I see through the true nature of things?
Come to think of it, the dream ability and the ability to reverse time could both be said to act on the most fundamental things. Or, to put it another way, they could affect those things at their roots.
It wouldn't be strange if I also had the ability to see through them. It was just that I'd been too weak before to even consider any of this, so my ability had only shown itself on the surface.
With Greenleaf gone and the blow I'd suffered, I'd suddenly tapped into a bit of potential and taken my ability a step further. It all made sense.
As I sorted through my thoughts, Mingxite raised a finger and pointed at my heart from a distance.
"You're technically human, and an ability user, but you're special," Mingxite said. "One in ten thousand—no, it'd be hard to find another like you in a hundred million."
I glanced at