The Beginning and a Temporary Farewell

After all, Mary and Hancock had spent so many years together, and most of the time, she still believed him—especially since Mary vaguely realized that the solution to the curse that arose when she and Hancock stayed together might perhaps lie with Robet and Diana...

Before long, Robet and Diana brought Hancock and Mary to a stretch of wilderness. Hancock still had not recovered his powers, which also meant his injuries showed no sign of healing at all. His face had gone pale from pain along the way, but Robet was in no hurry to treat him, because Robet wanted to observe a little longer.

Admittedly, when it came to the power of curses, Robet had not had much experience dealing with them before. But in Robet's view, a curse was definitely a kind of extraordinary power. At the very least, in theory, a curse should be easier to detect than the bad-luck incidents from before.

"About how often did you run into accidents before?" After they landed, Robet saw Hancock looking at him and asked softly.

"Uh, I'm not too sure either. The accidents that happened before didn't seem to follow any pattern..." Hancock hesitated when he heard this, then looked toward Mary beside him as he spoke, hoping she could add some useful information.

"To be honest, we really didn't find any useful pattern..." Mary sighed helplessly and looked at Robet as she explained. "If we could find the pattern behind the accidents, then even if we lost our powers and couldn't completely avoid them, at least when an accident was about to happen, we could briefly leave each other and let Hancock regain the ability to deal with it..."

"But unfortunately, as for that curse that seemed to be carved into our powers, we had no way