Once the truth was known, the mystery gradually faded.
Lu Cang felt he had many questions for Pali, but she was a level 9 diviner.
He had already encountered Lotie before.
Could he trust the words of a level 9 Class-changer, even if he asked her directly?
But...
Whether her answers were true or false, they would still be meaningful.
"Pali."
"What fate do you want me to change?"
"And what do you want me to do?"
Pali's expression remained perfectly still as she calmly turned a page. "I don't want you to deliberately change anything, nor do I intend for you to deliberately do anything."
"I told you, diviners are merely spectators of fate..."
"That's true of diviners of every level."
Pali's tone was calm and detached.
"I don't intend to harm you, or to directly help you."
"If you want a divination, you'll have to pay the corresponding price."
As they spoke, Lu Cang caught a glimpse of a distant fate: the Abyss of Falling spreading across the Moon Sea like ink.
He saw lairs splitting open throughout the world, with a flood of monsters descending upon it.
By then, dungeons no longer existed.
It was no longer the case that humans and other intelligent races ventured into dungeons to hunt monsters. Instead, monsters hunted humans.
Lu Cang also saw monsters that thought like humans talking to one another.
Just by standing beside Pali, he could see the future.
"For a level 9 diviner, everything in the world is already set in fate. Only a very few exceptional beings are among the variables."
"For example, the January of Forgetting."
"All these fates are ordained and real."
Pali said nothing.
Yet these futures appeared before Lu Cang.
The sight before him didn't shake Lu Cang. Instead, he asked, "Pali,