What would qualify as the most important sense for a human being?0

Most people would say it was their sight. And they wouldn't be wrong. Humans were very visual-oriented creatures, after all. As such, human perception was mostly tuned around their sense of sight. Depending on what a person could see, their emotions would experience extreme shifts from one end of the spectrum to the other side.1

This principle also applied to ominous foreboding. Whenever people said something felt ominous, they drew that conclusion through information gathered by their sense of sight. Such as... Dark, damp shadows. Crumbling abandoned houses. Or a person that gave off an unsettling vibe.1

All of that was true, but the Crimson King was not the type to get swayed by what he could see.0

The goal of cultivators was to become one with nature. So, what they saw was also a part of nature. Since creepy shadows and vibrant daylight were all nature, why should he get swayed and controlled by them?0

That was why the Crimson King did not obsess over things he could see. He didn't rely on his sight but on other senses to analyze and view the world.0

However, at least at this very moment... This way of viewing the world had come back to bite him in the rear instead.1

This creepy chill running down his spine! Yes, that seemed the most appropriate description for what he could sense right now. It was somewhat different from the 'fear' the Crimson King felt while fighting Kang Jin-Ho until...0