The miraculous red clouds drew crowds of onlookers from all over.
The phenomenon even disrupted Riverford’s daily order—countless pedestrians stopped in the streets, cars pulled over to the roadside… Nearly every window in the city’s high-rises was filled with people craning their necks to see.
Only when the red clouds finally dispersed did the city begin to settle.
Most people let out long breaths—relieved, yet left with a sense of wonder and curiosity.
“The red clouds are gone. They’ve really vanished.”
“Why does it feel like the sky has opened up, so vast and high?”
Everyone was talking, marveling at the spectacle.
“Quick, post it on WeChat, on QQ!” A young woman raised her fair arm, a proud smile blooming on her face. “So many people are envious—everyone keeps asking me about it. I just happened to be traveling in Riverford when the red clouds appeared.”
Her friend beside her covered her mouth, giggling, then called her parents, excitedly telling them the red clouds had disappeared.
This was just a small snapshot of the citywide fervor in Riverford.
At the same time, many vehicles sped toward the place where the red clouds had originated; after all, a sight this miraculous was bound to ignite people’s imaginations.
In truth, the spectacle was even more sensational than that: the crimson clouds stretched across Riverford’s skies before transforming into a colossal vortex funnel that, thanks to the internet, had already spread across all of Sinovera.
It was like a spark igniting a prairie fire—now it had become a sweeping blaze.
Starting from Riverford, news of the red clouds swept through every major online portal, instantly becoming the hottest topic. Even the Martial Arts World, despite its turmoil, saw all eyes above Martial Lord level turn toward Riverford.
Sunlight blazed overhead.
A gentle breeze stirred the air.
As the red clouds faded, Andrew Han—dressed in a crisp white t-shirt—half-turned, becoming a pale meteor streak that flashed across the sky, vanishing without a trace.
Even Andrew himself was taken aback.
With just a slight surge of Internal Power, he could break the sound barrier—silently, the air and dust split cleanly in two. Riding the wind and waves was nothing compared to this.
Boom!