Qin Siyang knew Olof was right.
The reason he had shown kindness to a stranger like Qin Siyang instead of wiping him out was that he already had certain expectations of anyone who could see the [Eye of the Divine Crow].
If Olof did not believe in all this talk of destiny, Qin Siyang might have been dragged off to be sliced up, too.
Qin Siyang could not help muttering, "Being asked to thank someone who's caused me countless problems... that's not something I can get used to right away."
"What you call problems are all trivial matters. As I said, I've never once used my power to force you to do anything. By now, you should also believe me when I say I mean you no harm."
"That's why I said I couldn't get used to it, not that I didn't believe you."
Olof smiled. "Getting you to believe me really wasn't easy. For some reason, I'm actually a little moved."
Qin Siyang lowered his head slightly, hiding his gaze.
During their brief conversation, Qin Siyang had confirmed that the only difference between people who could see the [Eye of the Divine Crow] and everyone else was the way they advanced their sequence.
But one question remained.
Olof had never said that people who saw the Eye of the Divine Crow were reincarnators!
All this time, Qin Siyang had thought he could see that bird's eyes because he had been reborn. His formidable strength had come from this world's gift to a reincarnator.
But now, that did not seem to be the case.
Given how much Olof knew about the [Eye of the Divine Crow], there was no way he would not know if the others were reincarnators too.
In other words, his rebirth and his ability to see