Next, Daoist Cui also provided some information: after Owl's battle, some lurking people would probably no longer be able to hold back.
It was obvious that something strange had happened to Owl. His perception had suddenly increased greatly, and he had inexplicably gained an ability he should not have possessed. Many people would definitely be unable to resist making a move to test him.
This time, the ones making a move would definitely not be limited to the Venom God Cult's Lion-Ant-Bees. There might also be people from other forces.
Sometimes, a test was more than just a test. It could also be fatal.
Hawkins neither agreed nor disagreed. After all, the experiences of Owl and Sa—and their eventual outcome—were not truly important. What mattered was Sa's attitude.
Since the future Sa had not intervened, this matter probably would not cause any major problems.
The eighty-one tribulations of nine times nine were sometimes not disasters, but opportunities.
Hawkins even suspected that the person who had first spread the news might have been Sa, who had returned from the future. Otherwise, who would pay attention to two young people flirting in a small town?
If there had been no disasters or hardships, Owl and Sa would probably still be holed up in Moreya Town, sweetly lovey-dovey and utterly ordinary. How could they possibly possess such strength now?
So, disasters were sometimes more than just disasters. They could also be opportunities.
Perhaps the opportunities those forces desperately pursued were actually Owl and Sa themselves. It was simply that they were opportunities for Owl and Sa.
After flying for a while, the Coal-Eating Dragon landed in a patch of wasteland.
Owl jumped down from the dragon's back and directly opened the Void Mushroom Market. Long Na and Jin Dong carried Trevor into