By the time they reached Ruijia, it was early the next morning.
They had traveled for an entire day and night.
Everyone was at least Level 4 now, so going a few days without sleep wasn't much of a problem.
As they traveled, Lu Cang also searched for monsters along the way to test how his talents worked.
"God-Tier: Fate of Certain Death" was the most enigmatic talent Lu Cang had acquired so far.
After testing it, Lu Cang had discovered a few general rules.
In theory, if a creature's death date hadn't yet arrived, Lu Cang could still kill it himself.
And if Lu Cang didn't do it himself but had someone nearby do it for him, the creature whose death date hadn't arrived would still die.
So what exactly did this death date represent?
It was well worth investigating.
To obtain the Prophet class, he had become proficient in both Fate Studies and Future Studies.
The twisted laws behind this talent had a powerful connection to fate.
After many tests, and with help from the Decipherer's analysis, he finally arrived at a reasonably sound conclusion.
This talent manifested the part of another person's fate that concerned their death.
It was like divination: it foretold a future in which they were certain to die. But the prophecy didn't fully include Lu Cang.
More precisely, the talent worked like this: the first time Lu Cang saw their death date was the first time he learned their fate.
Before Lu Cang saw their fate, it was set in stone.
But once Lu Cang learned that they were fated to die, their fate could be influenced and changed by him.
It was like a world where no one could predict the future. The future would then be a fixed outcome.
But if