Chapter 126: The Truth Behind 'Delete Archive' (Part One)
On the other side, as the Last Dragonborn logged off and vanished, the Crystal Ball dimmed, and feedback from the dissipation of the observation mark came through his mind.
The magic-version livestream ended, and with his curiosity satisfied, Anvis contentedly put away the Crystal Ball.
But just then, he suddenly sensed that some kind of change seemed to have occurred in his Thread of Fate.
When the Elf logged off, the total amount of Fate Feedback surrounding his Thread of Fate like a hazy nebula seemed to have suddenly increased! It might not have been much, but it was a real increase.
This left Anvis slightly stunned.
After carefully sensing it again, still somewhat uncertain, the feedback clearly showed that the Fate Feedback upon him had indeed increased by a small amount.
Could helping players also grant Fate Feedback? Anvis could not help feeling puzzled.
Earlier, he had specifically used his Mercury Eye to observe the Last Dragonborn.
From the perspective of Fate, the Fate Line extending from the Last Dragonborn was extremely unusual.
The Fate Lines of ordinary Yar Continent Natives were bright lines that shimmered with multicolored starlight, with both ends extending into the distant reaches.
The end of the line representing the past would eventually connect to another Fate Line within the Web of Fate. The end representing the future continued into an endless fog of dense starlight.
The Last Dragonborn's Fate Line was completely different. His Fate Line was extremely illusory and dim, and only a short section existed.
The section representing the past extended directly from the void, while the Fate Line representing the future had never existed at all.
Most importantly, there was not the slightest trace of Fate's Favor on the Elf.
Recalling the