"You... ahem, I mean your friend, should be quite knowledgeable about this too, right?"
"Different. My... my friend wants to divine for herself, you know, divinations centered on oneself usually produce unexpected interference, and they're also prone to drawing down misfortune."
"Then why not find a diviner from the Divination Department? They have official arrays and information support, far stronger than a folk diviner like me who can only deduce things on her own. This isn't a problem of technique, it's a gap in hardware."
"Diviners from the Divination Department don't do this kind of business! It violates the diviner's code of discipline!"
The petite "mysterious" miss, wearing a mask and lowering her voice, emphasized righteously.
Ruyue gave a fake smile—so what was up with that certain toddler diviner who used the Qiong Guan Array to take on private jobs? Forget it, big sister Hui Xing took pretty good care of everyone, plus those private jobs were actually part of the Qiong Guan Array's maintenance, so Grand Tutor Fu might not necessarily care to interfere.
Besides, she was a fired folk diviner; what business was it of hers to care about official matters?
"Ahem ahem! Well then, you... I mean, what does your friend want to divine? What is the cause and effect? Please detail it carefully. You know, in the way of divination, the more preliminary information there is, the more accurate the result."
For the dignified Grand Tutor to seek out a folk diviner in the dead of night to tell her fortune, Ruyue felt it was quite amusing.
After listening to the "mysterious" guest's masked story that concealed her true identity, Ruyue felt it was even more amusing.
"So what you want to divine is whether you should take things a step further, and if you do,