The effect of Wind Queen's Arcane Gate was to employ different spells according to the "auspiciousness and misfortune of the Eight Trigrams" one set for oneself. Yet its essence lay in manipulating the various elements and laws within the Arcane Gate formation. In other words, within the "Arcane Gate formation," everything a sorcerer did was merely perceive and manipulate the environment—a fundamental difference from magic's sort of "self-production and self-consumption."
Snow Empress's "Emperor's Chill Sky: Snow Dance Brilliant Sun" was an environmental domain fundamentally different from Mo Lin's "Hell Domain" and "Winged Dragon Domain." Its effect was to directly alter, even control, the environment within the domain. Both its effects and method of use were very similar to the "Arcane Gate formation." Perhaps because Snow Empress had deployed her domain first, Mo Lin could no longer use Wind Queen's Arcane Gate afterward.
Since Wind Queen's Arcane Gate could not be used and he could not manipulate the environment within this domain, there was no harm in simply taking a look. For some reason, Snow Empress had yet to attack, and Mo Lin could not sense the slightest killing intent from her. Rather than doing nothing, he might as well observe this unfamiliar domain. Grand Luo Insight was most suitable for a moment like this.
Subtle changes appeared in Mo Lin's eyes. He could now clearly see the situation before him, but the snowflakes dancing throughout the sky, dense to a terrifying degree, still obstructed Mo Lin's vision as an "ordinary person."
Besides the snowflakes, what Mo Lin could see through Grand Luo Insight were the laws of time and space, which continuously underwent regular changes within Snow Empress's "Emperor's Chill Sky: Snow Dance Brilliant Sun."
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