Zhao Cheng was the first to sense it. The second was the Queen, but what she felt at this moment was not danger. Rather, it was the sense that a heaven-shaking opportunity was about to descend upon her.
Even ordinary people could sometimes sense fortune and calamity through chance and coincidence. How much more so could the strongest beings?!
Yet compared to her own intuition, she undoubtedly trusted Zhao Cheng more!
It was not merely because of the various displays of mighty power Zhao Cheng had shown before. More practically, if this truly were a fortunate opportunity, why had she felt nothing beforehand?!
At this moment, the feeling of a boon descending instead made her believe Zhao Cheng's words even more: the true nature of this boon was calamity.
As her thoughts turned, she could not help thinking: if it could even deceive someone like her, then had Zhao Cheng not been born into this world, would humanity not have possessed not the slightest power to resist?!
Then another thought arose in her mind. Perhaps it was precisely because of such a great tribulation that someone like Zhao Cheng had been born.
Otherwise, there was no reason for the world to have remained peaceful for thousands, even tens of thousands, of years, only for enemies from beyond the heavens to suddenly appear now. There had to be some kind of law at work.
There was no true disorder or chaos in the world. Even chaos itself might not be a form of order.
In that brief instant, she thought of much. But in the next instant, her mind returned to calmness once more.
The others, however, sensed nothing at all. Even the Lord and Li Nishang, the two powerhouses who had broken through the mental barrier, failed to perceive the