Why would he travel thousands of miles to come to Canglang City?
"Something doesn’t feel quite right..."
Mo Hua frowned, the more he thought about it, the more peculiar it seemed.
"Should I attempt a divination of Mr. Witch’s cause and effect?"
Mo Hua mulled it over deeply, then shook his head.
Even divination has to follow certain basic laws.
He didn’t know much about Mr. Witch’s past, and in terms of cause and effect, that counted as not knowing the "cause," making it difficult to ascertain.
Also, Mr. Witch was dead, and it was Mo Hua who had tricked and killed him.
This wasn’t a good thing; in terms of cause and effect, it should be considered a bad outcome.
In this case, as the killer, it would be somewhat... discourteous to divine the killed person’s cause and effect.
To be honest, it’s still possible, using Mr. Witch’s relics as a medium for cause and effect deduction.
But the question is... what to divine?
Cause and effect divination requires specific people, events, or objects as mediums and clues for the "cause and effect" extrapolation.
The more specific, detailed, and targeted, the more accurate the cause and effect becomes.
The more vague and general, the broader the scope of deduction, the more factors involved, and the less accurate it is.
Mo Hua knew little about Mr. Witch and even less about which specific matter to divine, who it related to, or which items it involved.
But this matter cannot be ignored.
"Maybe I should just try divining randomly? Whatever I discover is whatever it is?"
Mo Hua pondered for a moment and decided to give it a try.
It seemed there was no other option.
After all, a mere Mr. Witch, no matter how proficient in cause and effect, couldn’t possibly pose any immense danger to him.
Moreover, he was already dead.
Using him to practice divination wasn’t a bad idea.
Mo Hua didn’t hesitate, promptly returning to his room and began divining according to the methods recorded in the Great Wilderness Demon Bone Divination Skill.
In the enclosed, silent room.
Mo Hua took out a fire basin, placed in a wolf bone, then roasted it with Green Phosphorus Demon Fire.
As the phosphorus fire grew hotter and the wolf bone charred dry.
Mo Hua threw some of Mr. Witch’s "relics" into the fire basin, simultaneously chanting a mantra in his heart, to trace back Mr. Witch’s past.
The Demon Bone Divination Skill activated.
A wave of extremely potent cause and effect fluctuations came over...
Mo Hua’s powerful, golden, almost tangible Divine Sense poured out instantly.
The laws of causality spun rapidly.
The Great Wilderness’s Demon Bone Divination Skill seemed to be propelled by a "deity."
And in the instant Mo Hua’s Divine Thought circulated.
The green fire surged, the wolf bone cracked, forming a hexagram.
Suddenly, the world surged, and the aura shook.
In front of Mo Hua, a grand chain akin to a dragon bone faintly emerged, locking a terrifying cause and effect as scorching as a sun-engulfed sky.
Mo Hua’s pupils abruptly contracted, his heart trembled violently, and he immediately waved his hand to topple the fire basin, using spiritual power to shatter the wolf bone, extinguish the phosphorus fire, and with the Fireball Technique, burnt everything to ashes, completely "destroying the evidence."