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Chapter 552 - 313: Omen of Great Disaster_2

Chapter 552: Chapter 313: Omen of Great Disaster_2

"Hmm?"

"The human mind cannot handle such a volume of information. As I said before, if you are able to completely master all the principles of cause and effect, then you would not be human, but an omniscient deity."

Vivian sighed, "The so-called divination is actually a form of borrowing external objects, to cautiously myopically intepret a tiny fraction of information from among these causes and effects..."

"Moreover, before starting divination, you need to remember the three rules of being a diviner."

"What are they?"

"Firstly, the number of times you can divine each day is limited. Each divination will consume your spiritual power. The more difficult the divination, the more spiritual power it will consume. The less spiritual power you have, the greater the deviation of your divination result. When your spiritual power is insufficient, if you forcefully continue to open your third eye, it will cause irreversible damage to yourself."

"Secondly, the closer the relation between the object of your divination and yourself, the more likely the divination result is to be wrong, and the greater the consumption. Therefore, the best subjects for divination are strangers whom you have never seen."

"Thirdly, and this is the most important ... Never ever divine directly for yourself. As for the consequences, you know." Vivian said.

Mu You’s expression was solemn. He had witnessed firsthand the consequences of a diviner divining directly for himself. A female diviner in the Black Forest had attempted to divine her own fate and ended up predicting her inevitable death. This was just like the end result of a Black Magic going haywire, it was an absolute taboo.

"Of course, as long as you follow these three rules, the art of divination is a very convenient tool in daily life."

Vivian changed her tone and shook her head, "There isn’t much else to say. The rest is up to you, to gain insight through continuous, practical divination."

In other words, you just need to keep practicing.

Mu You nodded and picked up the tarot cards on the ground, then looked at the three people in front of him, Little Ya.

"Do you ... have anything you want to divine?"

He might as well just experiment on people whom he was familiar with for his first divination.

"Boss, I want to try!" Little Ya blurted out.

"Oh? What do you want to divine?"

Mu You leisurely shuffled the tarot cards and placed them on the ground.

"This morning when I was leaving the house, I found that my keys had disappeared. I clearly remember putting them in my bag last night, but I could not find them after rummaging through everything this morning..."

Little Ya looked at Mu You with uncertainty: "Boss, can I use divination to find them?"

"Looking for something ... It certainly can be done."

Mu You nodded, locating lost items was a very common and simple type of divination.

Mu You spread out a set of cards in front of him, then motioned for Little Ya to draw.

"Imagine what your keys look like in your mind, then draw three cards from here and place them as you prefer."

"Oh ..."

Little Ya reached out to the spread, her fingers hesitated for several seconds over the rows of cards, then she picked three cards from among them and arranged them in a trident shape.

At this time Mu You was already using his third eye to observe her every move closely. Once all three cards were placed, he flipped them over one by one.

"Stable position, two upright and one reversed ... Star, Judgement, Temperance, all Major Arcana. The cause and effect are linked to you, with no overflowing trend ..." Mu You interpreted the information seen by his third eye as prescribed by the book.

"..." Little Ya scratched her head in confusion, it all seemed as cryptic as a heavenly book.

"Simply put ... the key is on you." After looking at Little Ya, Mu You directly told her the conclusion.

"Huh?"

Little Ya was stunned.

"Could it be?"

She unconsciously searched through her pockets, and barely searched for a while before she hesitated, taking out a bunch of keys from her jacket pocket with some embarrassment.

"I really forgot when I put it in my clothes ..." Little Ya stuck out her tongue, feeling slightly embarrassed. The first time she tried divination, it ended up being a false alarm.

However, this indirectly validated the accuracy of Mu You’s divination result.

"It’s my turn now!"

Seeing that Little Ya’s divination had ended, Ye Rumeng next to her was eager, raising her little hand high.

"What do you want to divine?" Mu You did not refuse and continued to tidy up the tarot cards as he looked at the little girl.

"I want to divine my sister’s situation, to see if she... is still alive..." Ye Rumeng said with some concern.

"It’s doable..."

Mu You glanced at her. Predicting the life and death of relatives and friends is also a common divination request. Her sister was imprisoned in the Cook Islands by a group of mad Undead, anything could happen. It was good to divine in advance.

"But let’s use a different divination tool this time..."

Rather than using tarot cards again, Mu You went out of the space to find a mirror.

There are many media for divination, and as a diviner, it’s necessary to be adept at using various forms of media.

Back in the space, Mu You placed the mirror on the grass in front of the little girl.

"Look at the mirror, then imagine what your sister looks like in your mind, the more detailed the better!" Mu You told Ye Rumeng.

"Okay ..."

The little girl hurriedly did as she was told, supporting herself with both hands on the ground, and staring hard at the mirror, while recalling her sister’s looks in her mind.

On the other side, Mu You was also busy observing the mirror with his third eye.

At this time, in the visual field of the third eye, an outline of a figure was gradually appearing on the mirror, it represented the image of the little girl’s sister.

However, after watching for dozens of seconds, Mu You suddenly frowned, uttering aloud.

"What’s the matter?" The little girl hurriedly looked at him and asked nervously.