Does Humanity Truly Have No Future?

Huang Hao dodged an anomaly's attack with a flash.

As he retreated, he accidentally stepped on some debris beneath the water. His foot slipped, and he fell into the water.

A single thought flashed through his mind: I'm done for.

Yet just as he fell, the anomaly leaped at him, only to collide head-on with another anomaly that had lunged at him at the same time.

Once or twice could be dismissed as coincidence.

But after it happened again and again, all the Anomaly Tamers suffered far fewer casualties because of these coincidences.

At that point, coincidence could no longer explain it.

"Stars?"

Anomaly Tamers were all exceptionally perceptive, and they quickly noticed the changes in their surroundings.

The sky was still shrouded in dark clouds. It was supposed to be daytime, but the clouds blocked out every trace of light, forcibly turning day into night.

That was how it should have been.

But at that moment, not only did dark clouds cover the sky—specks of starlight flickered within them. Countless stars broke through the clouds' blockade and appeared before everyone's eyes.

Zhou Tian stared at the sky in shock.

Such a phenomenon was absolutely extraordinary. Not to mention that it was currently daytime and the stars should never have appeared so clearly, the fact that they could break through the dark clouds alone showed how remarkable they were.

"Did one of the Aberration Association's Contract Anomalists make a move?"

Zhou Tian recalled the few Contract Anomalists in his mind.

Other than those newcomers, only those powerful Contract Anomalists could pull off something on such a grand scale.

He matched them against each person one by one before finally thinking of Wu.

Wu was also considered an extremely mysterious figure among those Contract Anomalists.

According to the latest intelligence, he