Luvia flipped the coin in her hand and tossed it into the air. Shade and the cat watched together, only to see the coin begin shattering at its highest point. The divination had succeeded, but Luvia frowned deeply. Before Shade could ask, she picked up a second coin.
"Shade, wait a moment."
Following the principle of "coin diversification," she used the Starvation Legacy this time. The second divination succeeded as well, but Shade saw Luvia's face visibly turn pale.
"Dark Moon Grace."
A silver light orb flew from his palm and drifted above their heads. Little Mia even jumped up, trying to catch it.
"I told you not to risk divination. Do you need a potion?"
"No, I don't. This time, it really was a major discovery."
She said this as she tried to stand, but the moment she got up, she clutched her forehead and sat back down as though suffering from low blood sugar.
Shade hurried to her side, helped her lie down on the sofa, and went to fetch a potion. More than ten minutes later, after Luvia looked much better, she finally spoke:
"The first thing I divined was the origin of the treasure—why the 'treasure' had appeared on Fatumonst Island. Then I discovered that the answer to this question was not unique. That treasure had been buried by different people in different eras."
Seeing that Shade truly did not understand, she continued explaining:
"Although in our era, there is not even a legend about Fatumonst Island's special nature, before the Sixth Epoch, a small number among the believers of the God of Fate knew that it was the site of that god's final descent.
"Thus, devout believers traveled to the island as Pilgrims, following the guidance of their faith until they reached a certain place.