The aura of causality here is invisible to ordinary people.
What they see is merely the bleak desolation of withered grass and trees, and the forlorn semblance of creatures dying of hunger.
Mo Hua, however, sees it very clearly.
And this famine disaster is completely different from what he anticipated before.
This doesn't seem like a "natural" disaster at all; rather, it's like an invisible disaster with "life," a miasma-like monster spreading in the Great Wilderness, devouring the earth's vitality, causing creatures on the land to wither in flesh, starve, and die.
And this monster akin to a "great famine disaster" is crawling slowly yet visibly toward Mo Hua, bringing decay, decline, hunger, and despair, coming closer and closer.
Mo Hua's face changed instantly, saying:
"Let's go! Return to the Stone Palace."
Dan Zhu couldn't see what Mo Hua saw, but he knew this matter was no small issue, so he nodded.
The group returned to the Stone Palace, keeping the gates tightly shut.
