Mystery: My Encounters with the Celestial God

Chapter 93 Why not ask the great Fool?

"You know it's a coincidence!? You can tell!?"

Klein Moretti's astonished voice suddenly rose in the room, as if he had heard something utterly unbelievable.

This is an anomaly that no one but Mr. Azik could see; it is an anomaly that is extremely difficult to discern!

Because those coincidences are always intertwined in life, making people completely unaware of them.

"Of course, Leonard often remarked that since you joined the Night Watch, there have been many more extraordinary cases than before."

The blond boy confirmed the young night watchman's question and presented his own evidence.

"Why do you make me sound like a fussman?" Klein thought to himself, then adjusted his mindset and asked with a hint of anticipation:

"Little Ron, how did you figure that out? Is there some secret?"

His tone was somewhat strange, as if he found his identity as a "time traveler" ridiculous.

According to the formula of online novels from my previous life, shouldn't I be the one who discovered these things in this situation? How come you are all so amazing?

"There's no secret to it, and what I can do, you might not be able to do."

"Didn't you just say that everyone has their own unique qualities, like you, and like me?"

Ron casually crossed his legs, causing his loose pajamas to slip down uncontrollably.

Upon hearing this answer, Klein frowned, suddenly realizing a question, and then immediately spoke:

"Ron, since you can detect coincidences, why haven't you found the person who created them?"

These thoughtless words instantly made the arrogant blond boy raise an eyebrow. Although he could tell it was just a normal inquiry, the wording of the words made him quite unhappy.

What do you mean I couldn't find it? It's like you're saying I'm no good!

"Yes! I certainly don't have that ability! So why don't you ask the great Fool!?"

Feeling slighted, the blond boy paused for a moment, then gritted his teeth and gave his advice.

His golden eyes shifted slightly as he looked at the man who called himself a follower of the Fool, wanting to see him make a fool of himself.

"Uh, Mr. Fool..."

"Although Mr. Fool is very approachable, it's not good to bother Him with everything, especially such a small matter."

"Yes, it's nothing!"

Klein Moretti's expression froze instantly, wondering what had gotten into Ron.

He didn't have time to think it through, so he forced a smile and gripped the floor tightly with his toes, intending to use this excuse to get by.

"Him?"

"That's right! Mr. Fool is an ancient, hidden being!"

Seeing that the blond boy had noticed the change in pronunciation of the word and hadn't dwelled on the previous question, Klein breathed a sigh of relief and mumbled a vague reply.

The scholarly gentleman blushed slightly and curled his toes awkwardly, but his gaze remained fixed on Ron's eyes, refusing to yield.

It's clear that Mr. Fool has been working very hard to avoid being exposed!

Noticing the awkwardness of the person in front of him, the blond boy chuckled to himself and didn't delve into the topic.

He picked up the sweet iced tea in front of him and took a big gulp.

"So, what is the purpose of your visit?"

Setting down his cup, Ron savored the sweet taste in his mouth and repeated his earlier question.

"Ron, you just said you have a powerful sealed artifact. You must have known about the existence of coincidence through it, right?"

"Yeah, pretty much."

"Then... could you lend it to me for two days?"

The fortune teller rubbed his fingers together somewhat awkwardly, feeling a little guilty about using the blond boy's "life and fortune."

Based on his impressions and speculations, the sealed object on Ron was likely something left to him by his parents, probably the child's last memento.

Therefore, borrowing such things always made him feel very guilty, and he hadn't known Ron for very long, so he couldn't guarantee that he would be able to borrow them.

"If it doesn't work, Ron, you don't have to force yourself. I can find other ways to investigate the coincidences..."

Seeing the handsome young man deep in thought, this kind-hearted guy offered another option, seemingly not wanting to put him in a difficult position in this place.

"I can lend it to you, but what can you offer in exchange?"

In the silent room, Ron's somewhat childish voice rang out, and what he said was somewhat unexpected by Klein.

He never expected that this boy, whom he had only known for less than half a month, would trust him so much and make such a choice.

"Ron is still a good kid after all..."

Klein Moretti sighed inwardly, but the blond boy's subsequent words plunged the poor fellow into deep thought.

At this moment, he really wanted to ask, "Can I get it for free?"

However, considering Ron's personality and temper, he was likely to be knocked to the ground and kicked out the door as soon as he said it, so in the end Klein rationally swallowed his words.

"Um, I can pay in cash, but can I pay in installments?"

The penniless man, who had little savings left, endured the immense pain and offered what he considered to be decent terms.

"Hmph ╯^╰."

However, the fortune teller's sincerity was met with a disdainful snort from the blond boy.

Ron raised his hand, picked up a spoon, scooped a large piece from the thick cream cake, and put it in his mouth.

Savoring the sweet taste in his mouth, the blond boy ignored Klein and instead smacked his lips and started talking to himself.

"You make the same few kinds of cakes every day, I'm so tired of them. And I only have one set of clothes, I want to change things up. Besides, people say my monocle isn't fashionable enough, it's an old style!"

He continued talking about topics unrelated to what had happened before, until finally the blond boy raised his head, glanced at the somewhat stunned Klein Moretti, and gave him a knowing look.

In fact, Ron had his own unique insights into the coincidences that happened to the Night Watch team.

Although he didn't deliberately look for the source of the coincidence, it doesn't mean he didn't take it seriously. In fact, his continued stay in Tingen was largely due to the coincidence.

The blond boy's original plan was to hide his tracks and wait for the coincidence to come to him.

However, after hearing Klein Moretti's words and what he himself wanted to do, Ron suddenly had a better idea.

A coincidence representing the authority of the Primal Sequence One, a binder of the Source Castle, plus an adjacent pathway seal with powerful aggregation.

The mere thought of the intertwined fates of these three individuals thrilled the blond-haired boy.

Just as the monocle-wearing person he had met before had said.

Even a slight push in the process of things can yield unexpected results.

This is not only a great plan, but also quite interesting!

(End of this chapter)