Mr. A did not know what fate really was or how to "see" it, but he was willing to try to believe Mr. Lin Qi.
This actually did not conflict with his character at all. Although he was a monster, he was also an intelligent life-form with the ability to think and knew how to deal with everything he encountered.
He even felt curious at a time like this. "Mr. Lin Qi, if you can see fate, then what does my fate look like?"
Lin Qi stared at him for a moment. "Fate is like... a tree and its roots."
"The farther down you go, the more branches there are. Every decision you make represents a different future. The only thing I can say is that you have many possible futures. Some are utterly silent and dead, while others are full of vibrant life."
"As for where you will ultimately end up, that depends entirely on every decision you make."
"Don't make decisions you'll regret, and don't make foolish decisions. That is the advice I can give you."
After hearing this, Mr. A found it somewhat... mystical and rambling. He did not take it entirely to heart. These words were mostly nonsense, and he did not really believe that Lin Qi could see fate.
After all, Lin Qi was still a frail human. Mr. A could not sense the slightest trace of a fellow species from him.
If even he could not do such a thing, how could an unevolved human manage it? Of course, he would not expose this point. After all, he had reintegrated into complex society, and he knew that preserving Lin Qi's dignity was far more important than the momentary satisfaction of exposing his nonsense.
Thus, Mr. A bowed slightly. "I will remember your advice, Mr.