Borrowing a Shell to Stir Trouble

Borrowing a Shell to Stir Trouble. "With your school of thought, aren't you worried that once the Child of Destiny grows stronger, they'll become a hidden danger?"

Looking at the black-robed Hermit, Anvis suddenly asked.

He had always been somewhat curious. Assisting villains opposed to a Child of Destiny was truly a high-risk endeavor. How had this school safely advanced to Rank 8?

Even if this fellow might have some powerful backing, there were no small number of seeds from major powers who had died at the hands of Children of Destiny while still weak.

"No. As Fate's Favor continues to diminish, the Child of Destiny's fate itself will no longer pose a threat to me.

"As for a Child of Destiny returning to take revenge on a villain, that has nothing to do with me either. I never leave behind an anchor point. Even if the villain dies at the Child of Destiny's hands, it will not affect me."

Since Prince Auttomo had already disappeared, the black-robed Hermit simply sat down and answered carefully.

"I understand what you mean. When I was weaker, this sort of behavior did indeed carry considerable risks.

"However, our school has a secretly passed-down divination detection spell that can vaguely estimate the level of Fate's Favor on a Child of Destiny. As long as I do not provoke the most powerful Children of Destiny, my safety can still be guaranteed.

"If you want it, I can give it to you as well."

"The Observation Secret Technique? Did you really use it?"

Anvis gave him a strange look. Landon's level of Fate's Favor was probably that of one of the future continent's protagonists. How had he dared to go assist Prince Auttomo?

"Actually, I have not used that secret technique in a long time."

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