Not only was he a prophet, he was also an offspring.
According to the Joker, this was the dark revelation Yuan Fang had received after entering the door.
It certainly sounded a little confusing at first, but now it seemed this might be more than just an ethical issue.
From the mission summary, it was clear that Ji Feng couldn't even figure out who his actual offspring were because his two personalities were irreconcilable.
Considering that the Ji Clan and the Yuan Clan were also two separate groups, it was easy to imagine a one-to-one matching system.
And it was obvious that the Yuan Clan corresponded to the dark side, while the Ji Clan corresponded to the opposite.
So was it possible to perform some kind of paternity test and use the results to help determine the nature of the apocalypse?
Although the Ji Clan seemed to hold an absolute advantage for now, figuring out how to perform such a test would require more theoretical support.
Sure enough, life was finite, but learning was boundless.
Inside the Warehouse, Fu Qian sighed for a moment, deeply convinced that the pursuit of knowledge must never slacken.
Aside from the points above, the summary also revealed a few other details, such as the Joker's whereabouts.
It seemed that, just like the previous Justice Partner, the will that had played a game of chance with him had died completely, with no chance of returning.
They had only met a few times, and they had been on opposing sides, but they'd still had a rather enjoyable time together. It was hard not to feel a little wistful about such an ending.
Fortunately, the Joker had enjoyed himself right up to the end. He hadn't seemed at all displeased by his opponent's superior gambling skills—in