"Old auntie, you... didn't hide anything from me, did you?"
Xu Shi still found it a little hard to accept. They had made such a huge fuss, and there was no result at all?
"Did you see something bad? That's fine too. I can handle it."
"No, I really didn't see anything."
The white-haired loli shook her head. "At most, I saw a few fragments. Everything else was pitch-black... I couldn't even piece together a complete scene."
"Why would that happen?"
Hearing that she truly was not lying, Xu Shi grew even more curious.
"...My ability isn't one hundred percent reliable. It has failed before."
Xia Ke'an said regretfully, "First, I can't predict the distant future. For example, if it's something a hundred years from now, I definitely won't be able to see it."
"As for the second reason... I couldn't be sure before, but now I can—apparently, I can't predict anything connected to the Heavenly Principle. To be honest, twelve years ago, I predicted Refraction's future, and all I saw was darkness too."
"At the time, I thought I was just in bad condition. But now it seems... Fuck! Fuck, fuck, fuck!"
The white-haired loli was unusually furious, gritting her teeth as she cursed. She knew it was inappropriate, but she truly could not hold it in.
She had clearly improved by now, yet she was still helpless when facing her enemy. Who could possibly be happy about that?
Xu Shi found it absurd as well. Just what was this Heavenly Principle? Was it really some godlike existence?
At that thought, his teeth began to ache for no reason.
"Believe me, I'm not afraid of seeing bad things."
After venting at the air for quite a while, old auntie turned back to him dejectedly. "Because both you and I