Qin Feng was genuinely a little surprised.
After all, his Stealth Level was now 195, and he also had five levels of Soul Invisibility. Under normal circumstances, there was simply no way anyone could detect his presence...
Except for one possibility.
A means of forcibly sensing the presence of living beings!
For example, Qin Feng's Immortal Tier Shadow Perception fell into that category.
Qin Feng's Shadow Perception did have a slight limitation: if a target had no physical form whatsoever, he could not sense them.
Otherwise, as long as the target had a physical form, Qin Feng could sense them, whether they used ordinary Invisibility or Soul Invisibility.
And just because Qin Feng had Shadow Perception did not mean others could not have similar means... especially if the target possessed a relevant Divinity Rule Effect. In that case, detecting Qin Feng would be perfectly normal.
So I still need to evolve Meld into Darkness to Old-Day Tier soon, then feed some accumulated years into it.
That way, Qin Feng's Invisibility would be equivalent to a Divinity Rule.
As long as its Old-Day years were high enough, no one would be able to see through Qin Feng's Invisibility at all.
Unlike now, when Qin Feng still had a few minor shortcomings...
At that moment, to confirm whether Dance of the Moon had really detected him, Qin Feng moved the Wings of Death behind him slightly, shifting his position from side to side.
Then he discovered...
Sure enough, Dance of the Moon shifted her gaze in the direction he moved again.
Well, now. Can she really see me?
Qin Feng found it rather novel and cast an Abyss Gaze Curse straight at her.
The Ancient Grade Abyss Gaze Curse did not disappoint Qin Feng, immediately returning information on Dance of the Moon!