His Own Prophecy X Interpretation

Nion would naturally not refuse to do divination for others.

She was even quite happy to do so, knowing it was her ability, her strength, and her passion.

"Then, please tell me your name, date of birth, and blood type," Nion said.

Kevin nodded and said, "Name: Kevin Beg, Date of Birth: May 17, 1973."

"Day, blood type A."

After listening, Nion picked up her pen to write down the prophecy, but suddenly tore the paper to shreds, her face full of displeasure.

Light was truly shocked, as this was the first time he had ever seen his daughter like this.

Nion angrily shouted, "No, no! You're lying, the name is wrong!"

After saying that, she widened her eyes and glared angrily at Kevin.

"Is the name wrong?" Kevin fell into deep thought.

It seems the birth date and blood type are correct, since these are the original information of this body.

Could a name represent one's soul? Kevin suddenly realized.

"Sorry, I didn't think of that. Let's start over. This time I'll tell the truth," Kevin said.

"Hmph!" Nion snorted coldly, crossing her arms, but still sat down.

Light hadn't expected Kevin to have used a fake name.

Kevin explained simply, "I actually have two names; this is the name I chose later."

Light nodded in sudden understanding; this was quite common and nothing to be surprised about. However,

He certainly hadn't expected things to turn out this way.

Name: Zhong Wen

What's this name? It sounds a bit strange, and a little... uncomfortable.

Are they from ethnic minorities? But they don't look like it. No, wait, they do look somewhat like it.

He had heard of such a distinctive name before.

This time it finally worked.

Nion's eyes immediately went vacant, losing their sparkle.

Kevin, meanwhile, focused intently on activating [Concentration] and began to observe carefully.

He saw it; a surge of energy began to move within Nion.

"Nen Beast?" Kevin was somewhat surprised, not expecting Nion to manifest a Nen Beast, and one that was hardly attractive.

This pink Nen Beast has a wrinkled face, looking like a monster, but it has a pair of cute wings on its back.

It slowly flew to Nion's hand holding the pen, and began to write.

It felt as if the pen had come to life on its own, Nion was simply holding it.

Soon, the prophecy came true.

The Nen Beast slowly flew back and disappeared. Nion also returned to normal and handed the Prophecy Poem to Kevin.

"So few." That was Kevin's first reaction upon seeing the Prophecy Poem.

The Prophecy Poem consists of only two short stanzas:

Raise your banner for your legion, for like-minded comrades have gathered around you. The cunning wolf has submitted, jewel in its mouth, followed by its pack; and Three Birds have landed on your shoulders.

[A long-awaited trial of inheritance is drawing near; the Steel Ship destined to sink to the bottom of the sea has already reached the shore. Raise your head and head north; your White-haired Friend is already there waiting for you.]

This wasn't something that had happened before. Could it be something that would happen in the next two weeks? Kevin wondered to himself.

So that's how it is; he learned of a new condition.

So-called Prophecy Poem are based on the current month; events that have already happened are not written down, only the parts that have not yet been experienced are prophesied.

In other words, if you book a divination in the last week of the month, you may only receive a Prophecy Poem.

With that in mind, Kevin focused his attention on his Prophecy Poem. Interpreting his own future was quite an interesting experience.

The first paragraph hardly needs much interpretation, because Kevin already had similar thoughts in mind, as if he had written them down.

This was exactly what Kevin had hoped for.

The "wolf with a jewel in its mouth" in the poem obviously refers to Light and Nion, as well as the mafia family they control.

The "Three Birds" were clearly three members of the Kurta Clan.

This means that the three of them meet Kevin's requirements and expectations.

Kevin hadn't forgotten the conditions he'd considered yesterday; these three people had to be talented to fulfill his vision.

In retrospect, they are indeed talented, which perfectly fits the description.

Moreover, the accuracy of the Prophecy Poem has already been verified.

With this in mind, Kevin felt much more at ease, and perhaps he could confidently channel his energy into the three of them to help them unlock their Nen ability.

However, the only one we need to pay extra attention to is Pairo. To be on the safe side, we should get his health in order first.

However, Pairo's health condition was worse than Kevin had anticipated. Hmm, he needed to have a professional doctor conduct a more thorough examination and work together with him to manage the condition.

Whether it was because of Pairo's Fiery Red Eye talent, because Mito entrusted him with the task, or because Kevin genuinely needed his assistance, all of this required Kevin to take it seriously and be extremely careful to ensure that Pairo's body returned to a healthy state.

Kevin snapped out of his thoughts and looked at the second Prophecy Poem.

The meaning of this passage is quite clear; it likely refers to the fact that the speaker will begin preparing for the Hunter Exam at the end of the month.

After all, the location of the Hunter Exam is uncertain, and if they don't set off in advance, something might go wrong, and missing the exam would mean waiting another year, which Kevin cannot accept.

Would you call this "stealing" the exam questions in advance?

After all, the Prophecy Poem clearly pointed out the direction of the meeting place, which was on a coastline to the north of where he was now, and even mentioned a ship docking at the shore.

With such clear directional information, combined with the intelligence we've gathered, finding the meeting location shouldn't be difficult.

"White-haired Friend," Kevin guessed it must be Kite. Could he have arrived before him and was waiting for him there?

After interpreting the Prophecy Poem, Kevin pondered for a moment and then handed it to Light.

This is the foundation for building mutual trust, especially since he had also seen the other party's previous predictions.

Light, already curious, took the Prophecy Poem and began to read it.

Compared to the prophecies he had seen before, this poem was more straightforward, but it clearly showed Kevin's choices and thoughts.

"Only two paragraphs? And they don't seem complicated to interpret?" Light asked.

"This is a condition I just discovered; it can only predict events of the current month, and will not be mentioned again once they have already happened."

"Perhaps the more important the situation, the more complex the Prophecy Poem will be written, while if the situation is not important, the Prophecy Poem will be exceptionally easy to interpret," Kevin explained.

His two paragraphs are almost obvious; the answer can be reached without much obvious thought.

Light listened and nodded, remembering this key point.

He then looked nervously at Kevin, waiting for the other to make a judgment.

Kevin smiled slightly, "Don't worry, I've roughly figured out the conditions for Nion's ability, and so far it doesn't seem to pose any threat to myself."

However, in the future, her ability to protect herself may be limited, so I will try to arrange for someone to protect her safety.

"Okay, that's good. I'll pay more attention to that too," Light said earnestly.

The two chatted for a while longer.

Kevin suddenly stood up and said, "Since the Prophecy Poem has given a clear message, I will no longer hesitate to wait."

Our team will be centered around the six of us. I already have some initial ideas and a framework, and you'll be mainly in charge of the initial stages, is that alright?

Light stood up as well, nodding solemnly. "No problem, please let me know if you can do it."

"Alright, in that case, let's gather everyone together and have a discussion. I need to ask these three people for their thoughts and opinions."