An oddity?
All along, every oddity had appeared on the other side, in the other world.
Even though they suspected the train was connected to this world, they had no direct evidence.
Yet now, an oddity had truly appeared, and it had even been sent over from the museum.
Wu Heng frowned, feeling that something about his line of thinking was off.
There were two ways for oddities to form. One was through a hero wearing something for a long time, while the other was an oddity forming in a special environment.
The two worlds could be traversed. Ancient ruins from this side had been discovered in the other world, so finding an oddity here did not seem all that strange.
His gaze returned to the oddity's effect.
Three Powers Positioning: Contains Three Divination Coins. Close your eyes and shake it nine times while silently thinking of what you wish to divine.
Three coins facing up: Great fortune.
Two coins facing up: Minor Auspice.
One coin facing up: Ordinary.
No coins facing up: Misfortune.
An oddity used for divination.
The method was to shake the turtle shell and see whether the coins inside landed heads or tails.
The more heads there were, the more smoothly the matter being divined would go. If none landed facing up, it represented "misfortune."
In other words, it meant danger or failure.
This sort of turtle-shell fortune-telling was something he often saw in TV dramas.
It seemed somewhat useful. If he divined something and received an unfavorable result, he could choose not to do it.
It could help avoid quite a bit of trouble.
Seeing him hold the turtle shell and study it for a while, Granda asked from the side, "A skill?"
"No, an oddity." Wu Heng snapped back to his senses.
"An oddity?