Fulfillment

Though ordinary people couldn't sense it, there was no denying that people were sometimes bound by fate.

To beings as powerful as Calamity Incarnations, the so-called bonds between people were really a matter of how closely their Threads of Fate were connected.

Among the vast sea of people, some had Threads of Fate that ran very close to one another. Once they met, all kinds of reactions would immediately arise.

That was what ordinary people called fate.

And Lucis and the others were much the same.

The Calamity Incarnation could easily see that Lucis and her companions' Threads of Fate were closely connected to the Master who had already departed—far more closely than most people's.

Put simply, they were fated to meet.

Because their Threads of Fate were naturally close, they could obtain what the Master had left behind. What was more, they could accurately locate his ruins within this vast plane and follow the trail all the way here.

Now, even though they were no match for the Calamity Incarnation, being inside these ruins meant they could still find things within them, thanks to their deep bond with the Master.

To a certain extent, this was the wondrous nature of the Dao of Fate.

He raised his head slightly, took the items from Lucis and the others, and gave them a casual look.

Under the Calamity Incarnation's gaze, the few golden crystals shattered at once, and the information within poured into his mind.

In the next instant, several streams of information flooded his mind.

They contained records of the power systems of this world.

"The Calamity Codex."

Feeling the information appear in his mind, the Calamity Incarnation paused, then nodded in understanding.

As a vast world comparable to the Wizard World, the Calamity World naturally had its own unique