The moment he poured the blood onto the pyramid, Anvis immediately sensed a subtle change in the Web of Fate.
What he was doing now was clearly detrimental to Landon, the Child of Destiny, so the Web of Fate reacted accordingly and began to punish him.
However, perhaps because of Vio's identity beforehand, he did not consume any power of Fate Feedback. Instead, a special entanglement formed between his Fate Line and Landon's.
Simply put, he had now become the great villain in Landon's story.
Having figured it all out, Anvis could not help sighing, feeling somewhat strange.
He had clearly wanted to join the righteous side this time, yet somehow, he had turned into a villain again.
...Wait, why did I say again?
Thinking back on what he had done and what he was about to do, Anvis shook his head helplessly.
Searching his conscience, his way of doing things did seem as though it might be... not particularly righteous, but there should still be some distance between that and being a villain.
From childhood to adulthood, he had not even personally killed an enemy.
Most enemies had been dealt with by his guards. The occasional few he encountered had either died in accidents or killed themselves in internal conflict.
He was such a kind person. He merely wanted to protect his own little life and household registration booklet, so why was it so difficult?
Still, this matter had served as a reminder.
Looking at the necklace in his hand, Anvis fell into thought.
He had previously planned to activate it after one side obtained Heros' Infinite Grimoire. By harvesting the subsequent series of Fate Feedback, he would attempt to break through to become an Eighth Rank Prophet.
But Anvis suddenly realized something. If he made that choice, although