The monsters on the street came to a standstill, eerily standing on the street and looking upward as if the tremor originated from the sky.
When Lu Li pulled back the carriage curtain and saw this scene, he lifted his head as if he had understood something—the buildings of Inverted City reflected in the sky quietly climbed up the vine-like cracks, while the buildings on the ground remained unscathed.
The two cities were beginning to differ.
"Is the timing really accurate?" Lu Li asked again.
"Yes, of course! I synchronized it with the church bell." York, feeling uneasy, responded.
It could be that the timing was off, or it could be that it was too early. Either way, they were late.
Ana realized the seriousness of the situation and urged the horse, "Speed up; we need to leave here immediately."
The Centipede Monster responded with a screech and suddenly increased its speed several times, charging recklessly through the streets.
