Alia and Bal hurried over, looking at Lynn with hope in their eyes.
"He went in." His voice was calm, betraying no emotion.
"What?" Alia's voice turned shrill.
"He went in? Into the other side of the River Styx? He's still so little, how could he... how could he..."
Lynn did not answer.
He rose to his feet, walked to the edge of the seepage point, and focused his senses.
Beyond it lay the River Styx, a river of the dead where laws were chaotic and danger lurked everywhere. Even a formal Wizard who entered rashly had only a slim chance of survival.
Lin Chen, just a tiny infant, had gone in...
Well, he was probably dead as a doornail...
But... Lynn suddenly recalled Lin Chen's talent panel.
Limit-Breaking Devour, Limit-Breaking Space, Limit-Breaking Stars, Limit-Breaking Soul.
Along with his powerful body.
That kid had never been ordinary from the moment he was born. He probably would not croak that easily, right?
Hmm... Didn't I still have a prophecy-type spell I hadn't used?
With that thought, Lynn shut his eyes tightly and raised a hand, forming a strange hand seal.
This was the star-based spell he had learned before—Stargazing.
By observing the paths of the stars, it could obtain fragmented information about the near future, or sense energy fluctuations and hidden dangers in the surrounding environment.
This theology-leaning spell was rather unconventional in the Wizard world, where knowledge reigned supreme.
His spiritual power threaded into the void like fine strands, briefly resonating with the trajectories of the stars above.
A moment later, he opened his eyes, his brow slightly furrowed.
He got nothing.
Lin Chen's future trajectory was completely impossible to observe.
It was as though something had concealed his fate, rendering every prophecy method ineffective.
Hmm... Perhaps his Stargazing was