"Let's not talk about such meaningless things for now." Ci Enyiwu smiled. "Because of the arrival of someone who does not belong to this world, our Elzeran Continent is quietly undergoing some changes."
"But these small changes, one link after another, will eventually develop into earth-shaking transformations," Ci Enyiwu said.
"Everyone has their own destiny, and everyone has their own path to walk. Everything you are experiencing now has already been written in the Book of Fate," Ci Enyiwu said.
Harinod truly could not understand what Ci Enyiwu was thinking at this moment.
So Harinod quietly turned his head and asked Uchiha Madara, "What's wrong with this little girl? Is there something wrong with her head?"
"Why do I feel like she's talking nonsense?"
"The matter is rather complicated. To be honest, I can't really explain it either." Uchiha Madara smiled.
After hearing Ci Enyiwu's words, Xing En said helplessly, "I thought that every choice I faced in my life, as well as every decision I made, came from my own free will."
"But I never expected that all of this had already been arranged by you people." Xing En smiled. "It's quite interesting, though also rather disappointing."
"It isn't as you think. Every decision you make is made through your own free will. History books record history, while the Book of Fate writes the future," Ci Enyiwu said.
"Then if I don't kill this city lord, would that mean I've rewritten my own future?" Xing En asked, looking at Ci Enyiwu.
"No." Ci Enyiwu smiled as she answered, "Even if you had not killed the city lord today, your Book of Fate would still say that you did not kill him."
"So everything is decided by you alone. This book merely records your future—the future you yourself have yet