"You're nothing like him, absolutely nothing."
Ygsella didn't get angry. It seemed that when facing Bailuo, she wasn't as irritable as the old uncle had said, "I don't sense any killing intent in you."
Nonsense!
Bailuo didn't judge by appearances; in his eyes, anyone who was an enemy could be killed without exception.
Be it the old or the weak, women and children, when Bailuo needed to act, he wouldn't show mercy.
"Are you saying that I'm just bluffing?"
"No."
Ygsella shook her head, "I'm talking about potential."
"When I saw this man for the first time, I knew he was dangerous."
The Empress of the Far North pointed at the old uncle, then explained, "I possess such power, the ability to see a person's future, but this is different from those foolish and self-important Prophets; I judge based solely on instinct."
In other words, the Empress of the Far North could divine, through her feelings, the extent to which someone could advance.