What Mo Shan said was very brief, yet the meaning contained within was unmistakably clear.
First, he explained the reason for the disappearance of the Immortals and Buddhas.
This was the matter that concerned everyone who came here the most.
After all, the Immortals and Buddhas disappeared too quickly, and moreover, all of them vanished without a trace, which implied something deeply frightening for them, just thinking about it.
But now, there finally was an answer.
Even if the answer was very simple, it was far better than knowing nothing at all.
As for the Great Calamity, what kind of calamity it was, no one dared to ask, nor did anyone dare to imagine.
For such a calamity to cause all the Immortals and Buddhas to form such a front, it was far beyond what they, who weren't even Immortals, could involve themselves in.
At this moment, what truly concerned these people was what they should do next.
