As the saying went, flowers planted with care refused to bloom, while willows stuck in the ground by chance grew into shade.
Shizuku stared blankly at the key fragment in her hand.
To be honest, Fang Zheng's original idea when creating a clone in this world had differed from his plans for other worlds. In his view, this world's main purpose was to feed Frostmourne. As for what this starseed was actually for, Fang Zheng had never cared. But now, through sheer coincidence... how had she gotten hold of a key fragment?
Shizuku remembered the Goddess of Order saying that every starseed seemed to be an individual warehouse belonging to the Order Clan. For everyone else, buying a starseed was like buying a blind box—what you got depended entirely on luck.
But... this thing was useless to her, wasn't it? Who knew what kind of crap was stored inside that starseed.
Still, Shizuku was somewhat curious.
Why had this key fragment appeared here?
Could it have something to do with those three female ghosts?
Shizuku racked her brains, but she simply could not figure it out.
Honestly, in terms of strength, those three female ghosts had only been middling at best. At the very least, they were far weaker than the evil spirits and vengeful souls Shizuku had encountered at Himuro Mansion, Minakami Village, and Mount Hi-no-e. If they were talking about priority, wasn't the "Heavenly Dao Antivirus System" in Yomiyama City a higher-priority target? But after she had fixed that bug, she had not received any key fragment.
So why had one been placed here of all places?
At that thought, Shizuku clenched the fragment in her hand and injected a trace of the Power of Order into it. Soon, a beam of light shot from the fragment into