Ye Buyu stood in the middle of the main road and raised a hand toward the sky.
"Want the protection of a Fate Halo? Want Fate to favor you? A Fate Halo, not 998, not 98, but just 9.8!
You can't lose, and you can't get cheated!"
The Halo above Ye Buyu's head immediately bobbed, bouncing several times in alarm.
Only after realizing it wasn't the one being sold did it settle down.
The people on the street looked at the two strangers they had never seen before, then eyed the Halo above Ye Buyu's head suspiciously.
"That Divine Guest has a Halo too, but they don't look like the Divine Guest. Does this thing really work?"
"Are you crazy? This is obviously some swindler trying to make money. Take it seriously and you've already lost."
"God never pays us any attention, only has the Divine Temple Guards announce His will. Aside from the initial maxims of Fate, how could ordinary people like us possibly receive God's favor?"
"Swindlers, huh... Then their fate must be to swindle people. Maybe one of our fates is to get swindled. Shall we try?"
"Go if you want. I'm not going."
A girl with braids stepped out and approached the pair awkwardly, her eyes darting about from time to time, her head hanging low.
She seemed afraid to meet anyone else's eyes.
Ye Buyu rubbed her hands together like a merchant. "My friend, want a Halo? The very same kind as the Divine Guest's, guaranteed fair and honest for young and old alike!"
The girl nodded, quickly pulled ten Fate Coins from her pocket, and handed them over with some reluctance.
She never dared to let her gaze rest on either of them.
"I want one because it's pretty. Collecting pretty things is the