To be honest, if the dwarf hadn't directly placed a corruption mark on Kana, Kana wouldn't have suspected him.
Because Kana himself knows that his actions are indeed full of coincidences, it's quite normal to be suspected by those who need to be vigilant.
As it turned out, the dwarf seemed to have realized the inevitable and simply marked him covertly.
It seems he's ready to find a way to deal with him.
He could only say it's a bit too decisive.
Facing Kana's recent words.
Lurik stared at him.
But at this time, Kana was thinking, how should he say this matter to gain the trust he deserved?
Evidently, the trust he gained was certainly not as high as Rita Enke's.
"Sage, as a sage among dwarves, you should be able to perform some kind of prophecy, right?"
Kana suddenly asked.
Lurik looked at him, pondered for a while, then nodded slightly.
However, he said, "Prophecies rarely provide information; most are meaningless."
