Wizards and Decipherers were theoretically the most recommended combination for a second class.
Last night, Lu Cang had even made a point of asking Pali about the Decipherer class.
Meise hadn't tampered with the Class Scroll.
It would have been difficult for him to fool both a Level 6 Diviner and a Level 6 Magic Saint. Iz had inspected the scroll more than once.
Besides Iz, Kumiloni, Chicheng, and Obades had all examined it, too.
Lu Cang had also asked Pali about Iz's intentions.
He asked if Iz would let him choose the Decipherer class when she returned.
He already knew that Decipherer would be his next secondary class.
He'd asked Pali for several reasons. First, he wanted to know whether her divination would conflict with his choice.
Second, the question could help him confirm the accuracy of her divination.
Third, he wanted to find out whether Iz would return.
After all, their opponent was Meise.
Iz was confident, but Lu Cang still felt a faint unease. He had never seen the full extent of her abilities.
Nor had he ever seen Meise's strength, so it was only natural to worry.
Pali's answer was simple and blunt: she would.
That one question cost 100,000 gold coins.
More than the staff Lu Cang carried.
Diviners really were unscrupulous.
But after confirming it, Lu Cang finally felt a little more at ease.
Kumiloni held the Class Scroll Lu Cang had given her and chanted a prayer that he could only partly understand.
"Secret lock, solution, answer the unknown."
"I know not the words concealed; I seek their truth."
"Apprentice who seeks the lock and its answer, be born of secrets."
"End."
Thud—
A faint light flickered across Lu Cang.
The class-change ritual was complete.
A first class change required no complicated