Divination worked better above the gray fog? Hmm... divination itself drew revelations from information in the Spirit World, and the gray fog seemed to be connected to it. It was only natural that it would provide a boost.
Klein pondered.
But why couldn't my actions above the gray fog help me digest the potion?
Lin Chuan mentioned "at this stage." Did that mean things would change once certain conditions were met in the future?
However, he had already accepted the badge, and the divination was imminent. This clearly wasn't the time to dwell on those questions.
He temporarily suppressed his doubts, intending to ask after he finished the divination.
After a moment's thought, Lin Chuan said:
"Divine this badge's future. Hmm... limit the time frame to the next ten minutes."
This badge was one of the two Sealed Artifacts he had previously taken from Nim, Moon City's High Priest. It consisted of part of a Misfortune Mage Beyonder characteristic blended with a little of a Chaoswalker characteristic.
The dizzyingly intricate patterns on its surface were a manifestation of the Chaoswalker's partial authority over chaos.
Of course, this was after Lin Chuan had sealed its effects, ensuring that Klein wouldn't glimpse anything he shouldn't during his divination.
After all, this thing came from Moon City-in other words, the Forsaken Land of the Gods. Who knew who had dropped the badge, or whom the characteristic's original owner had seen before dying?
Considering that this Sealed Artifact had already existed when Moon City's people were ordered to watch over the Western Continent's barrier, Klein might even witness the Ancient Sun God's prowess in battle if he tried hard enough.
Of course, whether he would survive was another matter. This wasn't above the gray fog, where Mr. Fool could clash with the Eternal