I Am Also An Extraordinary Creature
Chapter 1072 - 783: Did You Scare Them?

Chapter 1072: Chapter 783: Did You Scare Them?

"There doesn’t seem to be any reaction?" Zheng Yichen stared at the crystal ball soaking in blood. The crude method provided by Du Gang seemed to have failed. Zheng Yichen wasn’t too disappointed about it though—at most, his curiosity simply wouldn’t be satisfied.

"Uh, should we try someone else?" Du Gang scratched his head, muttering to himself that these crude methods were hardly reliable. But since they had already started, they couldn’t abandon the process halfway.

Du Gang decided to give it a try himself. This time, the crystal ball did react. From the ball, Du Gang saw a blurry figure that, judging by age, appeared to be a child.

However, the image was too blurry to discern even the child’s gender.

"...What is this?" Du Gang raised an eyebrow slightly. "Does this mean I’ll have a kid in the future?"

"Don’t forget about your experiences in the Wild Ancient territory," someone reminded.

Du Gang’s face darkened slightly. "Even if that’s correct, the image is still way too unclear."

How much time had even gone by anyway? Chun Xi’s belly hasn’t started to swell yet. Du Gang had just visited Chun Xi—among the Wild Ancient natives, their bodies were resilient and strong, showing none of the usual signs of pregnancy. She still participated in everyday activities like fighting and hunting.

Du Gang had tried persuading her many times, but it was useless. Chun Xi’s stance was clear: unless he became the Clan Leader and mandated new rules, she would continue her usual lifestyle.

"Looks like it worked after all," Du Gang remarked.

His gaze shifted to Zheng Yichen. "Why doesn’t it work on you?"

"How should I know?" Zheng Yichen clicked his tongue. Maybe it was because he was a different type of transmigrator?

Although this world had countless transmigrators, the types varied. This particular world included countless ’worlds’, and Zheng Yichen was an Outsider to this large, composite world.

"Can I try?" Tanshia Firlo asked eagerly.

"Go ahead." Zheng Yichen said magnanimously. Bloodletting followed, and Eileena’s necromantic skill established a resonance between the blood’s owner and the crystal ball.

Without any deliberate guidance, everything relied on the crystal ball naturally producing effects. Thus, what it predicted remained uncertain, and even those predictions might not be accurate.

Soon, a new image formed on the surface of the crystal ball. Zheng Yichen saw a massive white dragon with a wingspan exceeding a hundred meters, bathing in moonlight. Due to the angle, parts of the moon appeared partially obscured by the dragon’s imposing presence... and then, it was gone.

"Is that it?" Tanshia Firlo muttered in dissatisfaction. The scene was far too brief, barely enough to create a proper animation—it didn’t reveal any significant information.

Du Gang’s was blurry but at least had some useful clues—hers seemed entirely pointless. Aside from the size difference, the rest was something she could already achieve.

"Can I try too?" Katrina asked expectantly from the side.

When it was Katrina’s turn, the crystal ball emitted a faint glow. The images within showed Katrina wearing a nightgown, her lips curling into a smile, as if she had come upon some joyous news.

The length of her vision was slightly longer than Tanshia Firlo’s, but still not by much.

"Why does it feel just like the prophecy skill I learned from my inherited knowledge..." Tanshia Firlo muttered as she watched the fleeting images fade.

The Great Prophecy Technique was akin to Word Spirit—where words shaped reality—while the prophecy skill acted more like big data predictive analysis.

Judging by the image, who knows, maybe one day Katrina and Zheng Yichen would end up in bed, or it could predict them waking up after sleeping together.

"Alright, I’ll give it a go too," Eileena said with a smile.

For her, the process was relatively simple. The crystal ball revealed an image of her figure, which then expanded outward, displaying a large number of spiritual forces circling around her.

These entities included standard specters, as well as Rampaging Vengeful Spirits.

Eileena, experienced enough, looked at this scene and remarked, "Looks like some sort of major ritual."

Although the predicted images were scarce, Zheng Yichen couldn’t help feeling restless. "Let me try again."

Eileena chuckled. "This time, I’ll put in more effort."

Zheng Yichen’s soul emitted an overpowering repulsive force. Though he suppressed it, the process of necromancy still made Eileena feel strained.

This time, the repulsive force seemed slightly diminished. The crystal ball surface instantaneously turned pitch-black, followed by a sharp cracking sound.

Eileena quickly stopped, but the crystal ball involuntarily developed several cracks.

"...Well, I guess it’s my fault," Zheng Yichen said in exasperation. Though the blackened crystal ball briefly displayed an image, it remained dark and largely devoid of useful information.

Even Du Gang couldn’t make sense of the vision, but Zheng Yichen caught a glimpse—it was a scene of Oblivion. So, the ball wasn’t entirely useless?

But was the object predicting the future, or observing the past?

"It seems broken," Eileena said regretfully, eyeing the cracked crystal ball. Clearly, it could no longer be used.

Zheng Yichen chuckled. "If it’s broken, then so be it. Relying on the Power of Destiny isn’t always a good thing—better to use it sparingly."

Despite saying this, Zheng Yichen planned to repurpose the ball as enhancement material. As for other matters, he’d hand it over to Little Holy Maiden Lillian for appraisal later.

After all, she had the Illusory Eye. Once she evaluated the item, she could record the results. Lillian had quickly mastered many functions of the Illusory Eye. Within its originating world, Lillian could undoubtedly become a top-tier operator-class professional.