Divine Foresight shrank completely behind Jing Yuan.
It had clearly finished charging and possessed the power to deliver an Emanator's strike, yet it was still this timid.
That showed just how deep a psychological scar Red Sun had left on it.
Faced with Chu Mu's request, Jing Yuan quietly looked at him for a moment, then nodded.
"Sure."
Divine Foresight: "!!!"
Chu Mu could not help admiring Jing Yuan's straightforwardness.
Although Jing Yuan was an Emanator of the Hunt, he had not accumulated much power within himself. He poured all the power he received into Divine Foresight in exchange for its mighty strike.
Divine Foresight was like a power bank, able to charge up and discharge.
The advantage of this fighting style was that Jing Yuan could often remain behind the scenes and simply let Divine Foresight take the stage.
But the drawback was equally obvious-
Without Divine Foresight, Jing Yuan's combat strength would plummet, dropping straight below the level of an Emanator.
Successive generals of the Luofu had all maintained the tradition of using Divine Foresight. Perhaps, in a sense, this wight was the Luofu's true Emanator-level weapon.
As for the Luofu General, he was merely the charger paired with Divine Foresight, with electricity supplied directly by the Aeon of the Hunt.
So, did this count as Chu Mu stealing electricity from the Hunt?
Surely it wasn't stealing if he did it openly. It was borrowing!
With a great battle looming, Jing Yuan lent Divine Foresight to Chu Mu at a time like this. Was that decisiveness not also born of confidence in his own deductions?
He had already guessed that Chu Mu leaned toward the Stellaron Hunters, who were doing everything they could to push the Astral Express Crew into defeating Phantylia and sealing the Stellaron.
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