Originally, Bruce had not needed to get involved, but the appearance of someone who could protect Faust changed things.
Although Ophelia was an Extraordinary, she was not a strong fighter. The same was true of Dusk. Bruce was the only one who could counter extraordinary powers.
Bruce asked Dusk whether he still wanted him to intervene.
Dusk nodded. He knew perfectly well that if an Extraordinary intervened, he and Ophelia alone would have a hard time capturing Faust. Only with Bruce's help would they have a chance.
Of course, this might lead to complications.
But Dusk did not understand why an Extraordinary had appeared at Faust's side.
When Dusk saw the thin young man before him, he finally understood. The young man carried the aura of a Fate Tablet. Fate Tablets belonged to Fate and could directly alter a person's destiny-even a god's destiny could be changed.
Fate actually gave a Fate Tablet to a human?
What exactly does Fate intend to do to this world?
Dusk stole a glance at Bruce. As the rational part of a god, he knew very well that Bruce had countless ties to Fate. Bruce enjoyed Fate's favor. The appearance of a Fate Tablet here would affect not only Bruce, but the entire world.
Fate has quite a few Fate Tablets. Did he give one to just one person, or to many?
Dusk could no longer fathom how many Fate Tablets he had scattered across the mortal world, or what effects they would have.
The young man who had suddenly appeared clearly intended to protect Faust.
After serving as Bartos's Constable for six months, Ophelia rarely encountered anyone who disobeyed her orders. She flicked the whip in her hand and charged straight ahead. She was determined to arrest Faust. If this young man stood