Shade agreed with her idea as well:
"Then I suggest you divine the Chosen One Ritual itself, rather than the top-ranked candidate."
Luvia closed her eyes and directly tossed one of the coins into the air. As the spinning coin reached its highest point, rust began to appear on it. By the time it fell, it had scattered into ashes.
"Just one coin can divine the contents of the Chosen One Ritual? I remember the divination efficiency of these coins shouldn't be this high, should it?"
Shade was greatly surprised, and Luvia was equally astonished:
"I was only trying it. I didn't expect this either. I wasn't directly divining the ritual's contents—I was divining how to obtain the complete ritual. The divination's conclusion was that the answer lies in your copy of Creekwood Town and the World Tree."
Shade had bought this book at a Charity Auction on Professor Yuke Wood's recommendation. It had been written by an unknown folklorist and was not very thick. Luvia's Divination pointed to this book, but not to any specific chapter within it. After all, divination was not omnipotent.
But this did not mean they had to analyze and speculate over every part of the book. After all, the scattered Poem Chapter Fragments not only indicated that the greatest characteristic of this Chosen One was "having traveled through time," but also revealed some of the ritual's requirements.
Thus, combining the information sent by the Witches, the Academy, and Iluna, Luvia quickly fixed her attention on page thirteen of the book:
"Creekwood Town was a small town where the logging industry flourished, so its local coming-of-age ceremony was related to that as well. Boys born in the town did not mark their sixteenth birthday by felling a sufficiently thick and heavy tree. They had to