"I'll be going now."
Iz left in a hurry this time.
Lu Cang had finally learned Pali's identity.
A level 6 diviner.
So when Iz said he wanted to find that friend, he'd meant Pali. He wanted her to help him find Meise, then eliminate him.
Under ordinary circumstances, finding Meise wouldn't have been easy.
There was no item strongly connected to him.
Even a diviner would have had no way to start.
But now, Lu Cang had a note Meise had written himself, and it even contained his Origin Magic.
The connection was simply too strong.
That gave the divination a way in.
It seemed that if he didn't want people to find him easily in the future, he should do his best not to let anything strongly connected to him fall into someone else's hands.
No, he shouldn't call her Pali. Her real name was probably Pidi.
Still, I thought you were on Meise's side.
Lu Cang was just about to say that.
"Just keep calling me Pali. It's the name I use now. I'm not on anyone's side."
"Even if low-level diviners have a few selfish motives, diviners at my level are always neutral."
"Those who know Fate can only watch it unfold. If they step onto the stage, like a butterfly flapping its wings, the known becomes unknown."
But if you help Iz find Meise, aren't you hurting Meise?
Lu Cang thought this to himself and was just about to ask.
Pali said, "Being found is simply part of his original Fate."
Lu Cang considered what to say. If not for you, how would Meise have been found?
But Pali still didn't wait for him to speak. "Diviners aren't characters who stand outside Fate."
"We're part of the world, too."
He had to admit, the things