"I can't see it..."
Adam lowered his eyes in thought. He roughly understood what Maitreya meant.
Because Adam's future could not be seen, theoretically, he might even go farther than the Three Pure Ones. Although it was only a possibility, that possibility genuinely existed.
But... why could even his past not be seen?
"Wasn't I here because of the Lord Lao?"
To be precise, Adam had always believed that Lord Lao had sent him across worlds.
At first, it was because Adam had learned from Clow Reed that the help he had initially received—the Clow Cards from Clow Reed—was connected to Lord Lao.
Moreover, Clow Reed had seemed completely unaware of Adam's transmigration, while Lord Lao appeared to know the inside story.
Combined with the ingrained impressions left by all sorts of works from his previous life, Adam had believed that among the Three Pure Ones, Lord Lao was relatively more skilled at quietly laying plans whose traces stretched for thousands of miles.
Yet now they were saying they did not know where he had come from?
"Not being able to see where you came from does not mean we cannot guess. Everything you have done has, in fact, revealed what kind of place you came from."
Maitreya picked up the melon he had set down earlier and took a bite.
"However, the Heavenly Venerables and Buddha truly cannot see it. As for how you felt their shadows everywhere along your journey, the truth is that this road was carved out by you yourself."
Perhaps feeling that his words were a little convoluted, Maitreya thought for a moment before saying,
"It is like how a physician might encounter more patients in a month than an ordinary person sees in a year. You took the initiative to walk this road. Your