Odd Containment Specialist.

Chapter 109 Divination
"I'm quite famous in China. The police must have started investigating our disappearance. The traffic records of our trip here are clearly visible. You can't escape." Su Yue said calmly.

"I know you have a movie that has a high box office in our country," the woman said, "but you should have discovered that this is not an ordinary kidnapping case. There is another strange force in this world."

Su Yue frowned, lowered her head and remained silent.

To be honest, she vaguely felt that many things happening these days were not normal.

"Heh, it seems you have noticed it to some extent. After all, it's hard not to notice a special medicine made purely of vitamin C and a terminal heart cancer that heals within a day."

The woman smiled and said, "My name is Hannah. You can call me Miss Hannah. I don't really like people calling me mother-in-law."

Su Yue looked at the other party warily, unsure of the purpose of this uninvited guest. Although the other party expressed her inner guess, Su Yue did not intend to believe her. After all, no one knew how this cult brainwashed people.

The conversation just now may also be part of brainwashing.

"It doesn't matter if you don't believe me, just listen to me. I am not in the same group with them. I was locked up by them just like you, but I have lived a pretty good life in the past few decades because they need my blood. The quality of blood is strongly correlated with the person's mood, so apart from not being very free, I am still happy.

You've also noticed, right? Except for letting you go, they basically meet all your requests and treat you with great respect.

I went through the same thing, and like you, I was full of caution at the beginning. Even though I was well fed and well cared for in the first few years, I still was not in a good mood.

But humans are animals after all, and once I realized that I had no hope of regaining my freedom and that they could still satisfy any of my demands except freedom, I would have everything.

The Blood Mother Cult is very rich, I can eat the best food, enjoy the best entertainment, and play with the most handsome men.

If I want to go to Hawaii for fun, they will book a large beach, and those who go with me are all believers in the church. They and I are like friends, because there are believers coming to the Blood Mother Church continuously, so I can keep meeting new people and my interpersonal relationships will not become rigid.

It's like... "The Truman Show".

It’s just that my world is mobile and updated at any time, and they are all here to please me, and the price I need to pay is to let them draw a tube of blood every once in a while.”

"I don't need these." Su Yue said coldly.

Hannah smiled and nodded. "I know, you have a pretty good life already, you're a big star, and I actually hope you can get what you want."

"why?"

“Because you are my substitute, there is no need for two saints here, and they are not interested in pleasing an old woman whose blood quality is not so high. After you came, my living standard has been reduced.

Of course, I hope you can escape for more than just this reason. Even if you won't replace me, I still hope you can escape. Maybe it's because I'm too old." Hannah smiled.

Although Hannah spoke in an old-fashioned manner, both her voice and appearance were that of a thirty-year-old beauty.

"But freedom comes at a price, and people like you will have to pay a much heavier price," Hannah said.

She has been in the Blood Mother Cult for so many years and has long known what the Blood Mother Cult's style is like.

Su Yue is the descendant of the Blood God, and so is her father, but her mother is just an ordinary person, so ideological transformation can start with her mother. Once her mother becomes a fanatical believer of the Blood Mother Cult, Su Zhengyi will compromise sooner or later.

When Su Yue's parents become the community of shared destiny of this sect, can Su Yue still continue to be stubborn?

too difficult.

People are always wrapped up in emotions, and Hannah could almost foresee that the other party's attitude would change soon. Hannah said no more, got up and walked out of the room quietly. There was no need to rush to talk with Su Yue, as they would have plenty of time to spend together in the future.

Walking down the stairs, she heard two warriors of the Guardian Corps chatting at the corner. The woman they mentioned was the fortune teller who was captured by the mirror magician not long ago.

This fortune teller seems to have an influential background. The leader has always wanted to ask her to do divination for the sect, but has been rejected repeatedly.

And just recently, she finally agreed to divine the future of the Blood Mother Cult.

Now, everyone who has free time in this place goes to watch the divination.

"Where is that person?" Hannah asked coldly, her voice full of majesty.

"It's in the small square, Miss Hannah, I'll take you there." The guard stood at attention, showing enough respect for Hannah, with a hint of fear and longing in his eyes.

Hannah nodded: "Did the Holy Son go there too?"

"Well, the Son of God went there, the magician went there, and everyone who could go there went there! The fortune teller is a book collector at the Library of Humanity, and her predictions are very accurate."

When Hannah arrived at the small square, it was already full of people. Dozens of desks were stacked together to form a platform, and a blindfolded woman was sitting cross-legged on the highest desk with a sand table in front of her.

There were more people present than Hannah had expected. She saw the man who used the mirror as clothes in the corner, and the red sedan chair in the center, with the Holy Son of the Blood Mother Cult inside.

With Hannah's arrival, the mirror magician, who was originally leaning against the edge, took the initiative to approach Hannah.

"Miss Hannah."

"Shh, be quiet, the divination will begin soon." Hannah put her finger in front of her lips and interrupted the magician.

The magician was stunned for a moment, said nothing, stood beside her very obediently, and turned to look at the desk high above.

"Who is she?" Hannah asked.

"The fortune teller of the Library of Humanity. I heard that it was because of her that the Library of Humanity was lucky enough to inherit the estate of Grand Duke Rosa. Miss Hannah, why do you want to stay here? All these years, everyone has been looking for you." The magician lowered his voice and whispered beside Hannah in a volume that only the two of them could hear.

"Are they looking for Hannah?" Hannah laughed softly.

The magician opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something, but in the end he remained silent.

"Quiet!" The assistant standing beside the fortune teller shouted to everyone below.

The small square with hundreds of people suddenly fell into silence.

The blindfolded fortune teller pulled a brass top from his sleeve, spun it, and threw it on the sand table. The top spun freely, leaving irregular and messy tracks on the sand.

While the spinning top was spinning, the fortune teller slowly poured a bottle of water into the sand table from the edge, and the trickle flowed along the uneven grooves in the sand.

The water flows separately and then merges on the sand table, as if all the changes in the river area over its long history are condensed on this sand table.

Everyone held their breath and waited. Finally, the fortune teller spoke. His voice was low and intermittent, like a malfunctioning phonograph: "A terrible future... I saw a shadow, projected in the waters five thousand meters deep in the Root Sea."

(End of this chapter)