You Made a Very Correct Choice
[Ding! The Witch's Character Perfection has increased by 5%!]
The captain stood at the door, feeling a cold sweat break out all over him.
He touched his forehead and found it covered in sweat; goosebumps rose on his arms, and the hairs on his arms stood on end.
He felt as if he had just faced an incredibly terrifying monster, and his mind was almost swallowed up.
The captain couldn't help but feel annoyed; he had been too reckless this time.
However, the other person didn't seem angry; instead, they even gave him a reply.
Has the trajectory of fate begun to turn?
What does this sentence mean?
The captain thought and thought but couldn't figure it out. He couldn't help but think of a meme on the internet, "The riddle teller, get out of X Tan."
This fortune teller was also somewhat mysterious, never speaking directly and leaving people to guess, much like a riddle teller.
The captain didn't have the courage to go back in, so he drove away.
His disheveled appearance as he walked out of the shop was secretly observed the entire time.
The man gave the departing car a meaningful look, then disappeared into the crowd in a few moments.
Eternal Kingdom.
Several people were sitting on the top floor of a lavishly decorated hotel.
"I heard a fortune teller has recently appeared?"
"It's just a bunch of deceptive tricks."
"Our most important task now is to collect offerings; welcoming our god's arrival is the most important thing."
"Hmph! A deceptive trick? That's hard to say. I received information that one of the followers we discovered earlier has fallen into the hands of the cops. If I hadn't intervened, who knows if he would have leaked information about the organization."
What is the connection with this fortune teller?
"I heard that a female student went to that fortune-telling shop and provided information to the police, and then that believer was targeted."
"Fortune telling? Have someone contact him. If he's truly capable, recruit him; if not, then get rid of him."
"Aren't you afraid he might be a spy sent from over there?"
"Ha, once you're inside, dragons will coil up for you, tigers will lie down for you. Even if he's Contract Anomalist, can he possibly defy my god?"
"This doesn't seem like the style of the Contract Anomalist. If they had really discovered our existence, based on their past practices, they would have directly sent Contract Anomalist to annihilate us."
"Don't forget, that White Dove."
"Ha! As long as my god descends upon this world, whether it's that Spider or that White Dove, they will all die!"
"Hahaha, that's right."
"All glory and power belong to our God!"
The meeting ended quickly.
They then pretended to be nonchalant and left without attracting any attention.
They all behaved like normal businessmen negotiating deals; no one suspected that this group of people were members of that mysterious, Eternal Kingdom.
The shaman remained in the shop, performing divination for several more people. Most of those who came here sought divination regarding their careers and love lives.
Only one person was quite strange; he looked dejected, had dark circles under his eyes, and seemed to be in poor spirits.
He wasn't asking about love, career, or wealth; he was asking whether he would encounter a life-threatening crisis in the future.
The man's voice was hoarse, and he wore a mask. "How about it? Can I do some divination?"
The witch maintained a faint, almost imperceptible smile, "Of course, please place your hand on the crystal ball."
The man stared at the shaman with a sinister gaze for a while, then stretched out his hand, revealing a ring with a pattern on his dark, thin, and withered finger.
The pattern on it is the divine emblem of the gods worshipped in the Eternal Kingdom. Possessing this ring means that one has a connection with the Eternal Kingdom.
The man kept staring at the shaman's expression, and seeing that the shaman didn't react strangely to his ring, he placed his hand on the crystal ball.
The next moment.
His entire being was absorbed into the crystal ball.
He cursed under his breath, thinking he had been tricked, but the next second, he saw a scene.
Those were incredibly sharp eyes; the other person looked down at him with an arrogant and untamed gaze.
He was desperately running away from below, covered in wounds, a trail of blood stretching out in the direction he had come from.
But once targeted by a predator high in the sky, how could this already severely injured prey possibly escape its pursuit?
His struggles were probably just a joke in the eyes of the other person.
Soon, many feathers fell from the sky. Those white feathers were incredibly dreamlike, yet they transformed into the sharpest weapons, piercing his body.
"Bang!" He slammed his hand on the table and stood up, his whole body trembling and breathing heavily.
They hadn't yet recovered from the oppressive feeling of being hunted.
He only calmed down after feeling a chill run through him and seeing the fortune teller sitting opposite him. "That was...?"
"Shh... guest, there are some things we shouldn't say outright."
The man's expression shifted between light and shadow; he was a member of the Eternal Kingdom, sent to test the diviner.
Unexpectedly, they were met with a tough response from the other party upon arrival.
He was confronted with the process of being hunted without any warning, and he didn't believe that the other party hadn't done it intentionally.
However, although the man was annoyed, he did not choose to vent his anger on the diviner. Talented people always receive various preferential treatments, let alone someone with such precognitive abilities.
Even in the Eternal Kingdom, they lacked people with the ability to foresee the future.
He looked at the fortune teller. "You should know what you can and cannot do. Join us, and we will forgive and forget your past actions."
Otherwise...
He didn't say what he was going to say next, but both of them knew what was going on.
The fortune teller seemed quite troubled and said, "I'm just a fortune teller with no combat abilities. Besides knowing some divination techniques, there's nothing else I can do."
The man had no doubt. "Join, or not join?"
"I'm in."
Without much hesitation, the fortune teller quickly gave his answer.
"Very good, you made a very good choice."
The man tossed aside a ring that symbolized his membership in the Eternal Kingdom, and then hurriedly departed.
He needed to inform the other members about Skywing A's arrival so they could prepare accordingly.
Although the higher-ups had been belittling Skywing A during their meetings, they all knew that before God descended upon this world, none of them could defeat Skywing A.
They might be able to defeat the enemy combined, but their members would also suffer heavy losses, delaying the Divine Descent.
Therefore, they do not want to confront the Contract Anomalist so soon, especially that Skywing A!
However... once their Divine Descent, then neither those Contract Anomalist nor that Skywing A will be able to withstand a single blow.