"Haha! So you went to the Forgotten Kingdom yesterday?"
Lu Cang told Iz all about his trip to the Forgotten Kingdom.
Thinking back, Lu Cang was actually pretty glad Iz hadn't remembered to tell him.
If Iz had told him, perhaps he wouldn't have gone out after all.
After all, the Forgotten Kingdom was a dangerous, unfamiliar place to him.
Given his personality, he would never have taken the risk.
Besides, he hadn't planned to run that many dungeons that day. Maybe a dozen at most.
If he'd done only two or three, he would've called it quits.
If he hadn't entered the Forgotten Kingdom during that time, he would probably have missed the opportunity.
Thinking about it carefully, it really did come down to luck.
A series of coincidences and twists of fate had led him to obtain the Reincarnation Mark.
He wondered whether it had something to do with the accessories they'd gotten from the Temple of Fortune.
Or maybe it was because he'd performed a ritual to bring good luck before ascending Thousand Army Ant Mountain?
Forget it...
Luck was far too mysterious to make sense of.
Lu Cang believed in luck, but he didn't rely on it.
Good luck was too elusive.
No matter what, Lu Cang would never stake his life on something like as long as I'm lucky.
"By the way, I brought back quite a few things from the Forgotten Kingdom."
"I feel like that dream about the Magic of All Things was inspired by the Forgotten Kingdom, too."
Lu Cang had written down what he remembered about the silver-haired, twin-tailed mage on Fire Writing Paper.
But he couldn't recall anything about what had actually happened there. All he could do was refer to the notes he'd written.
It really was the Forgotten