"Are you able to see it?" Shi Hong moved next to Lu Yin. Everyone on the platform was staring at the battle, but none of them were able to make out the figures of Qiu Zhan or the Progenitor-level corpse king. The youths were simply turning their heads to look at wherever the stars shattered.

However, Lu Yin was different. He was not simply reacting. Shi Hong had observed Lu Yin for a while, and she had noticed that there were several occasions when he would turn and look in a specific direction, but he would do so before any damage occurred. Everyone else was only looking afterwards.

Clearly, this young man was seeing things more clearly than anyone else present.

Lu Yin replied, "I can't see their battle. After all, they’re at the peak of human power."

Shi Hong felt that his answer did not make much sense. "But you’re seeing things before the rest of us."

Lu Yin explained, "It’s instinct."

"Instinct?" Shi Hong was left puzzled.

Zuo Yu and the rest looked over.

Lu Yin explained, "People refer to cultivation as a type of civilization, but it’s actually all about competing for resources and doing everything possible to improve yourself. The entire process is rife with death, danger, and dealing with various schemes. If you’re not careful, you'll die. I've already seen battles on this same scale more than once before, so...