Tribulation (continued)

"All right, I give up. I'll tell you why." Yuan Tian had been utterly "defeated" by Pang Heng's shamelessness.

"Great, boss! Hurry up and tell me."

"What are you rushing me for? I'm just getting started." Yuan Tian felt he needed to establish his "image" as the boss.

"Hehe, I'm just impatient, that's all."

"What's there to be impatient about? Does rushing help? Pang Heng, I'm not trying to lecture you as your boss, but you need to change that temperament of yours, understand? You can't keep acting like this." Yuan Tian spoke to Pang Heng with great "patience."

Oh, here we go again. The same old trick. I'm going to "die." Pang Heng dreaded Yuan Tian's nagging, but he couldn't say that to his face. Otherwise, he would probably "die" an even more miserable death. He could only mutter inwardly, then nod and admit his mistakes. He looked as "aggrieved" as anyone possibly could.

"Yes, boss, I was wrong. I'll definitely change."

"Mm, there's no greater virtue than recognizing your mistakes and correcting them. Now, back to the subject."

Hearing Yuan Tian say that, Pang Heng finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"During a Major Tribulation, the first thing to remember is that even experts like Quasi-Sages can't divine everything. On the contrary, there are plenty of things they can't divine at all. Unless an event that's about to happen, or has already happened, is closely connected to that Quasi-Sage, divination experts essentially lose that 'skill' during a Major Tribulation. They're no better than 'blind men.' So don't expect divine arts like divination to tell you whether you're safe during a Major Tribulation. That's unrealistic."

Yuan Tian was fairly methodical about it, even laying out a first, second, and third point.

"The second point is that when a Major