The Prophet replied politely, "Lord Saint One, since I've appeared, naturally I've come to help you."
Saint One nodded slightly. "This world hasn't seen a Prophet in several hundred years."
"I once heard that Prophets often appear at pivotal turning points in the world, changing the course of its Fate."
Lu Cang picked up where he left off. "That's right. I foresaw a terrifying future."
"In the not-too-distant future that I could see, all things fell apart, the gods descended, and the entire world was destroyed by war and calamity."
"We need a true strongman, someone capable of leading us away from disaster and saving the world so it can know peace."
The Prophet continued, "After much thought, I finally settled on you."
Saint One paused at that, then said coolly, "Oh? Why me?"
"If you're looking for a candidate, wouldn't the person who could take Reincarnation away from me be more valuable?"
The Prophet replied, "No. He doesn't have your wealth of experience, and his heart is in the wrong place. I'm afraid he couldn't shoulder this responsibility."
"Besides, losing Reincarnation isn't necessarily a bad thing."
"Actually, there's more than one Reincarnation inheritance. To obtain the second, you must first lose the first. This is a Reincarnation that means surviving after being driven to the brink of death."
"This inheritance will only appear after you lose the Reincarnation Mark."
Saint One said, "You mean this dungeon was made specifically for me?"
The Prophet smiled faintly. "Isn't that exactly what happened? Otherwise, how would you explain a dungeon with a Reincarnation inheritance appearing out of nowhere at such an abrupt time?"
Saint One stroked his chin, lost in thought.
He wasn't the sort of person to believe someone else's words easily.
But what this Prophet was saying right now had