After seeing this triangular radar chart, Angel roughly understood the concept of "fate."
Whether prophecy wizards, summoners, or Efa Wizards, they were all closely intertwined with "fate." They represented fate's trilogy—
Observing fate, composing fate, challenging fate.
As for why Kang Mu had such high potential along the path of "fate," Angel personally guessed that it might be related to Kang Mu's "luck."
Although luck was an elusive concept, it had taken tangible form in Kang Mu.
Whether it was Kang Mu's own experiences or the concrete proof of Angel "borrowing luck" from him, both confirmed that Kang Mu had undoubtedly received the favor of the God of Luck.
And the concept of "luck" was inseparable from fate. One could even say that luck was equivalent to a gift from fate, two sides of the same coin.
Thus, it was only natural that Kang Mu, a "lucky one," would be favored by fate.
"Prophecy wizard, Efa Wizard, summoner..." According to the Potential Eye's ranking, these were the three professions it most recommended for Kang Mu.
These three professions also happened to fall within Angel's personal understanding and matched the Potential Eye's definition.
Perhaps other energy systems held professions more suitable for Kang Mu, but as long as Angel had never heard of them, they would not appear on the Potential Eye's interface.
Angel had basically figured out the Potential Eye's abilities.
It could see through a person's potential directions.
In a sense, this counted as a "leader's" talent. Those who possessed it could effortlessly uncover and gather great numbers of talents around themselves.
However, compared to so-called "leadership" ability, Angel felt it was better suited to being a "guide's" talent.
It could offer relatively appropriate guidance to those just setting out in the world.
Take Kang Mu, for example.