When the storm truly arrived, that was not the most terrifying moment.
By then, people had no attention left for fear. They were wholly occupied with dealing with the chaos.
The most frightening moment was when the storm was about to arrive, but had not yet come.
An unknown disaster was the most terrifying of all.
And at that moment, in the White Snake Sage's eyes, Su Yu was like the dark clouds bearing down on the eve of a storm.
Feeling Su Yu's gaze pierce her again, the White Snake Sage felt as though ice crystals were about to form all over her body.
"Old snake, you've got some nerve!"
Su Yu slowly uttered those soul-freezing words, one at a time.
His tone was not heated. Instead, it was as calm as still water, but that very calm terrified the White Snake Sage out of her wits.
Just then, the overwhelming killing intent abruptly withdrew.
The boundless blood mist and churning sea of blood all vanished, as though they had been illusions. Well, in fact, they really had been illusions.
The pressure vanished, and the White Snake Sage released the breath she had been holding.
At once, her entire body went limp.
Although she had done nothing, she was already utterly exhausted.
Had she been human, the cold sweat she shed by then would probably have been enough to dehydrate her.
Yet, bedraggled as she was, the White Snake Sage finally regained control of her body.
First, she gasped for breath a few times like someone who had nearly suffocated, then used all her strength to say:
"I-I was wrong! I-I apologize! I'll help infuse them with natural energy! I really know I was wrong!"
Even her voice trembled.
How to put it? In this scene, Su Yu looked