Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 606.1: Alicia (1)

Divination spells, strictly speaking, could not be classified as spells.

Spells could be broadly defined as phenomena that are triggered in the presence of sufficient mana, though there were usually more conditions to fulfill than that. However, divination spells didn’t fall under this category.

Even if there was sufficient mana and the ritual went well, there was no guarantee that a divination spell would work. Conversely, there were times when divination spells triggered without one doing anything at all.

In a way, divination spells were similar to the intuition of high transcendents, just that the former could predict events further into the future, and the events did not have to be directly related to themselves.

The stronger and more talented an individual was in the field of divination, the greater their ability to foretell the future. In this regard, there was no one in the world who could outdo the two supreme beings in the ancient era.

There were also other factors that could undermine the accuracy of the prophecy, such as the time frame, but even so, it should be safe to assume that any prophecies made by the Savior and the Mother Goddess were no less accurate than the one made by the Tripartite Alliance.

That was also why the Savior had Beastman Sovereign Banjol bury the Egg of the Beast God here in advance.

But if the Savior was capable of pulling this off, there was no reason the Mother Goddess couldn’t do the same and counterattack… and that was exactly what was happening right now.

Pandemonium ravaged the battlefield.

The abrupt shift from day to night defied common sense, and it compelled the soldiers on the battlefield to halt what they were doing to observe the situation. Shocked exclamations could be heard throughout the desert.

Roel could empathize with them; that was how he had reacted when he first witnessed this phenomenon in the Witness State. But if it were just this much, it wouldn’t have sent the elites of humankind into such a fluster. What truly shook their hearts was the batt

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