"Completely opposite?"
After learning about the Fragment of the Dice of Heavenly Secrets, Luo Jun had once assumed that his Dice of Heavenly Secrets was an artifact left behind by the God of Destiny. After all, the fragment's effects perfectly corresponded to his current dice's level and functions.
But from what Karruth meant now, the God of Destiny's relic should be called the Fate Dice, and it seemed to be something entirely different from his Dice of Heavenly Secrets?
"You mean the God of Destiny was a guardian of fate?" Luo Jun asked.
"At least, that's how I understand it." Karruth nodded. "He may have seemed capable of altering fate, but what he truly did was eliminate all uncertainty and keep the entire world running along its predetermined course. And the ultimate result of all that was the fall of the Gods... But you are different. Throughout the long years before this, I never saw any intersection with you. You were never meant to be here—or rather, you should have been an ordinary member of the masses, without the power to alter the course of the world."
"And yet, you suddenly appeared in my fate and shattered the future that should have followed its predetermined script." "I shattered your future?" Luo Jun frowned. "What future could you possibly have had? When I first arrived in Amgilla, hadn't you already been dead for thousands of years?"
"Do you think that remnant soul I left in the gem was really only there to pass along a little information?" Karruth smiled at Luo Jun. "In truth, it was a contingency I deliberately left behind. I knew I would lose this confrontation with Dias, but I also saw hope for the future. As long as that remnant soul of mine could endure until the