The smile on Ah Nan's face gradually faded away. In the end, he chose not to make a move. Divination is one of my trump cards, and I never miscalculate, so how come the outcome remains the same? What does that mean? It means that there's an unknown variable that I have failed to take into account, but what variable is capable of eluding my divination?0

Ah Nan was silent. He didn't make a move back in the First God Paradise, as he had divined that he would have died if he had made a move at the time.1

He hadn't seen how he would have died; he only knew that he would have died if he had made a move.0

Ah Nan was both puzzled and shocked by the revelation. He was practically invincible, and no one could kill him except for some hidden Great Gods and perhaps the First God's reincarnation. Did Master leave behind a contingency plan?0

Ah Nan frowned deeply. He couldn't rule out that possible.1

After all, Ye Guan was his master's successor, so it was only normal for his master to protect Ye Guan. In addition, Ah Nan couldn't think of anyone else strong enough to kill him.0

After a moment of silence,...0