Occasionally, a creature that comes to this remote place will just look at it and then leave.

Thain was extremely curious about this person. The important point was that he was very interested in the divination method of the fairy civilization. He didn't know how it was different from the astrology of the wizard civilization.

After arriving in front of the fallen Taoist, Thain said directly, "Give me a fortune telling."

"500 spiritual jade." said the down-and-out Taoist.

No wonder this guy doesn't have much business. The price he offered has far exceeded the market price that he pretended to be a second-level golden elixir monk.

I am afraid that in the wizarding world, there is no second-level magician who is willing to spend 50,000 magic coins to let some charlatan give him a divination.

More importantly, most second-level creatures probably don’t have that much money. This is within the consumption range of third-level creatures.

Thain didn't care about this, and directly threw a soul crystal in front of the opponent's tattered Bagua array.

The down-and-out Taoist was not in a hurry to answer it. He raised his head and glanced at Thain, then took out a dirty tortoise shell from his arms and several flags that looked like ghost drawings, which he planted in several directions.

Thain knows a little bit about astrology, which he learned in the Huyan fleet.

Therefore, when he saw the movements of this desolate Taoist and the vague abnormal energy and law fluctuations in the surrounding space, the interest shown on Thain's face was obviously even greater.

"What do you want to measure?" asked the down-and-out Taoist.

"casual."

"Or you can help me calculate when my first child will be born." Thain replied.

The down-and-out Taoist didn't answer this time, and then began to tinker with himself.

He first held the tortoise shell and shook it for a long time, then spoke plausibly, and the ghost-drawing flags around him began to move on their own in the process.

It was also at this moment that Thain noticed that there was a copper coin contained in the tortoise shell.

The collision of "Ding Ding Dang!" Echoed around in the shaking of the downturn.

But strangely, the other low-level monks in the surrounding city seemed not to notice what was happening here.

At this time, Thain himself also vaguely felt a strange feeling that the power of destiny was being spied on.

It is difficult for ordinary people to feel this. Because Thain has the world-class secret treasure Phaseless Mask as a blessing, he will feel it more deeply.

How should I put it, this feeling made Thain very unhappy.

The situation in which one's own destiny is seen by others is like the most private side of oneself, which is open to others.

At this moment, the world-class secret treasure Formless Mask was fully activated by Thain.

This was a subconscious behavior on his part.

And at this time, Thain also didn't want to predict when his son would be born.

Finally, a mouthful of old blood spurted out from the mouth of this downtrodden Taoist.

The bright red blood directly soaked his Taoist robe, making this guy look even more embarrassed.

The few white hairs on the top of my head have fallen out.

Without waiting for Thain to say anything, the fallen Taoist threw the soul crystal back to Thain and said, "I'm sorry, I can't calculate your fortune!"

After saying that, the down-and-out Taoist actually stood up from the stall, picked up his blood-stained tortoise shell, array diagram and other things, and ran away.

Looking at this down-and-out Taoist, he disappeared from the market in the blink of an eye.

Thain stayed where he was in astonishment, not knowing what to say.

He was originally thinking about whether he should compensate the other party for something.

After all, it was really difficult for the opponent to measure a fifth-level creature like Thain with a fourth-level body.

Moreover, in the end, Thain used a formless mask to cover up his own energy, which was equivalent to "playing" the opponent again.

However, the performance of this down-and-out Taoist obviously does not require compensation from Thain.

After watching the other party disappear and leave, Thain sighed, "It turns out this guy's legs are not lame."

At the same time, the down-and-out Taoist ran away and gradually disappeared on the path.

Thain actually saw the monk holding a hatchet that he had been paying attention to.

Unexpectedly, the other party was also wandering around in such a low-end market area with hidden aura.

So Thain took the initiative and walked over.
Chapter completed!