Just as the pastor spoke of "something concerning many people" and "a grand trajectory of fate," Wu Heng's gaze pierced through the pastor's skull and reached deep into his consciousness.
Just moments ago, that holy power had surfaced again, like precise guidance, "injecting" those words into the pastor's devout beliefs.
This power was utterly incompatible with the power of the Grim Reaper controlled by Sue Ann, yet it undeniably existed!
The Winchester brothers truly were constantly being watched by forces from both heaven and earth.
They had been born with a mission.
Or perhaps they were merely treated as a pair of chess pieces.
Le Grange was completely unaware of this. He became even more convinced that he had heard a divine revelation, his expression growing increasingly solemn and dignified as he motioned for Dean to relax and stand properly.
Sue Ann stood slightly behind and to the side of the pastor, her brows drawing together almost imperceptibly.
As she looked at Dean, a trace of barely noticeable doubt and assessment flashed deep in her eyes. This person whom her husband had suddenly chosen because of a "divine revelation" did indeed appear physically weak, but it seemed... something was not quite right.
She instinctively felt a faint unease toward anyone who fell outside her plans and control.
However, the pastor had already proclaimed the "divine revelation."
With everyone watching, she could not object. She needed to preserve her husband's faith and influence.
So she could only secretly activate her connection to the imprisoned Grim Reaper, preparing to carry out another life-transfer ritual.
Who should be chosen as the sacrifice this time?
Sue Ann had long since settled on a target. From the newspaper, she had selected someone she had recently identified as morally deficient—an athlete who had molested a woman