Xiao Yu had already foreseen the outcome.
But the outcome consisted of two entirely different possibilities!
This was a strange phenomenon he had never seen in anyone else.
Other people had "countless possibilities," but the "specific future" that a particular "action" led to was singular and certain.
For example.
A hated B and wanted to kill B. If he held a knife, his future would be "killing B."
If someone appeared to stop him, or he decided to put down the knife, the future would become "not killing B."
The "outcome of an action" brought about by cause and effect was predetermined.
If A attacked, then as long as Xiao Yu did not intervene, B would certainly die.
That was a predetermined "single ending."
But things were different with Liu Yu.
If A were Liu Yu, and he took a knife and stabbed B, B might die, or might survive because of "Future Sight."
Like Xiao Yu, he possessed the ability to "intervene in the future on his own."
-Future Sight.
Xiao Yu had seen two futures in him.
The same "cause" produced two almost completely opposite "effects."
First: everyone perished, and he alone survived.
Second: everyone survived, but his ability was exposed, and he was taken away.
So Xiao Yu wanted to witness his choice and its outcome for himself.
He wanted to see whether Liu Yu truly had the resolve to sacrifice himself to overturn tragedy and change the future.
Whether he was worthy of becoming Xiao Yu's disciple and, in the future, one of the candidates to inherit the Heavenly Mechanism Gate.
At that moment, Liu Yu was also staring fixedly at Xiao Yu.
Xiao Yu knew what he wanted to ask, because Liu Yu could see things others could not.
And only he could be certain