Naimus then pulled two more items of fate from Anderon's body, which he had not yet had time to separate.
Anderon had been rather lucky.
Not to mention the Fate Condensation Stone left behind by that fate-related Mythical Breed.
As long as it was not found by the Mythical Breed represented by the current number, it would be fine. The biggest concern was merely that it might transform into a mythical creature.
But these remaining two items of fate were far more powerful than the Fate Condensation Stone.
One resembled a comb, yet also a broken humanoid hook token.
It was a damaged divine artifact.
Gods could create corresponding divine artifacts according to their own power.
They contained a god's understanding and comprehension of a certain rule.
Although they did not contain special numbers, their sheer strength was already beyond the reach of many Golden Breeds.
Though this damaged divine artifact was incomplete, it possessed tremendous power over the sorting and manipulation of fate.
It was the source of Anderon's ability to manipulate other people's fates.
The other item was even more extraordinary.
Naimus carefully placed it before him.
It was a mud tablet.
Yet the tablet itself was not the important part.
What mattered was the mark upon it—a Mudspot Mark.
When Naimus touched the Mudspot Mark, the Aphorisms of Fate he had previously observed began to stir.
"How did Anderon obtain this?" Naimus recognized what the Mudspot Mark was.
There was only one thing that could make the Aphorisms of Fate this active—the Mud Tablet of Fate.
At the beginning of creation, the world had come from mud.
Mud was zero, while fate was zero becoming one.
Thus, the Mud Tablet of Fate recorded the Aphorisms of Fate, preserving the process of creation.
But judging from this Mudspot