Under the circumstances, they obviously couldn't drive anymore. Whether for convenience or out of necessity, they could only continue on foot.
For enhanced users, this naturally didn't count as much trouble, but walking along the roadside, nearly everyone wore an especially complicated expression.
Li Yun was probably no exception—though he had turned his head aside, quietly staring at the distant streets crowded with figures. In many places, traffic had already clogged completely. Fights, angry roars, frantic running, and cries for help filled the air, deafeningly noisy.
It was simply impossible to make out the expression on his face.
The figures standing beneath the rain made no attempt to shelter themselves. Instead, they deliberately moved toward relatively open areas without too many buildings blocking the way.
Letting themselves get even more thoroughly drenched.
They could clearly sense that the concentration of Numinous Spark in the rain was currently declining at an indistinct rate—or rather, continuing to spread outward!
As far as the eye could see, the entire world was shrouded in a hazy azure.
At this moment, nearly everything in the unusually misty air—even the clothes on people's bodies—seemed faintly coated in a soft halo, as though soaked through with nacre and scale dust.
No one was blind.
Unlike those "ambitious people," whether genuinely aspiring or merely overreaching, who tried to head into the wilderness to chase meteors, many people understood precisely how abnormal this phenomenon was, and therefore understood even more clearly how precious it was.
In many places, old men and women displayed the same fervor they used when scrambling for discounted eggs at the supermarket. They hurriedly set out pots, pans, buckets, and large bowls along the streets, trying to catch the rainwater that visibly lost its trace of "azure" as soon as it hit the ground.
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