With the cannon fodder script in hand, it is easy for the king to change his fate

Before dinner, Deborah came out of her room, her face much paler than before, clearly from exhaustion.

A thoughtful look flashed across Azhen's eyes. If Deborah hadn't overexerted herself, even if she wasn't a match for the half-step Ghost King during his attack, she wouldn't have been able to take his life so easily.

Both Ge Yu and Fu Yingshu are truly capable. They must have sensed the appearance of the Half-Step Ghost King in the castle. Perhaps Deborah could be saved if she could hold out until they arrived.

Everything was so coincidental, it was almost too coincidental.

“I’m about to go have dinner, are you coming?” Deborah asked.

Azhen nodded slightly, indicating that she would go.

The two met up with Luo Yun, Ge Yu, Zhou Shan, and a few others at the restaurant and sat together.

"You don't look too good?" Luo Yun asked.

Deborah said, "I had a fortune telling session recently, which took a bit of a toll, but I'll recover in a couple of days."

To everyone else, Deborah was somewhat mysterious.

But no one thought she had no ability at all; they just had some doubts about her divination skills.

After all, both Fu Yingshu and Ge Yu are truly capable people. If Deborah's divination is correct, it means that their calculations were flawed.

Therefore, the debate over the results of the divinations and predictions made by the various parties is still very intense.

Just then, Lin Xixi and Fu Yingshu walked into the restaurant. Deborah's gaze immediately fell on Lin Xixi, a strange look flashing in her eyes. Of course, that familiar mockery was still there.

Perhaps because her gaze was too direct, Lin Xixi noticed it and looked up to meet her eyes.

Lin Xixi didn't believe what Deborah had said before, after all, her senior brother and Ge Yu had both divined that Shi Yang's reincarnation was in Dan City.

She didn't understand why Deborah was so confident in her divination; she was overconfident, even a little arrogant.

Lin Xixi walked straight towards Deborah and asked, "Deborah, many people are discussing whether I might be the reincarnation of Miss Shi. Have you noticed anything? Could I be?"

As she spoke, she couldn't help but glance at Azhen.

Since entering the castle, she hadn't seen Feng Zhen display any skills. As for the basic test, it was probably just good luck, or as her senior brother said, the ancient jade around Feng Zhen's neck helped her.

However, she didn't have time to pay attention to Feng Zhen right now. She wanted to hear from Deborah, this witch who couldn't say anything nice, whether she was the reincarnation of Shi Yang.

Deborah put down her wine glass and gave her a deep look: "Do you wish you were Shi Yang?"

She didn't answer directly; one question stumped Lin Xixi.

This question made Lin Xixi feel as if the other party had seen through her thoughts, and she couldn't help but become nervous. She clenched her fists tightly, her expression calm yet serious: "This shouldn't be important. I just want to get an answer as soon as possible, after all, we are all here to help Mr. Wen solve his problem."

“Wen Song and Shi Yang will not end up together.” Deborah did not insist on getting Lin Xixi to answer, but simply reiterated her opinion. Her gaze towards Lin Xixi was full of interest, as if she had seen something unusual.

Azhen understood the implication: Wen Song and Shi Yang wouldn't have any future together, not Wen Song and Lin Xixi. The answer was clear: Deborah had likely divined something beforehand, perhaps knowing that Lin Xixi was the Shi Yang from before she was six years old. But with Deborah's abilities, how could she uncover hidden events? Either she had some trump card, or she already knew about it. How would she know? There were only a few possibilities.

"I didn't expect Deborah to say such ambiguous things. But you forgot, my question just now was, am I Shi Yang?" Lin Xixi clearly wasn't going to let it go so easily, staring straight at Deborah, as if she had to get an answer from her.

Did the divination reveal who she is, or not? Just admit it directly, why avoid the question?

Isn't this a bit too aggressive?

[This reminds me of the last time Lin Xixi did a live stream with Boss Feng. She asked Boss Feng the same question, asking if he wanted to participate in Wen's metaphysical live stream, which was basically putting Boss Feng in a very difficult position.]

[That's a completely different matter. Deborah has been acting all mysterious, and it was she who said those seemingly outrageous yet certain things. Xiaoxi just wanted to find the right answer, is that wrong?]

In my opinion, it's simply a difference in perspective; there's no right or wrong. Deborah can say what she wants, and Xiaoxi can ask what she wants; there's no need to argue.

[But Lin Xixi's behavior is really not very likable.]

[Isn't that just Xiaoxi's personality? She likes to take things seriously and is meticulous in her work. Now that she's finally got a lead, of course she wants to resolve things as soon as possible. She's only in her early twenties; it's normal for her to be impulsive and direct. Let's be more tolerant of young people; everyone has impulsive moments.]

Deborah wasn't angry at all; instead, she laughed. This was the first time the viewers in the live stream had ever seen her smile so brightly.

The previously noisy chatter paused for a moment, and then Deborah's voice rang out: "You are not the person Mr. Wen is looking for."

After saying that, Lin Xixi, who had been so aggressive, paused for a moment. "Isn't that right?"
I felt a little disappointed, but I didn't think the result was unexpected.

But she quickly realized, why should she believe Deborah's divination? Is the other person's divination always accurate?

Faced with Lin Xixi's suspicious gaze, Deborah lowered her eyes, not intending to talk about the matter any further.

Lin Xixi wasn't the person Wen Song was looking for; no one knew that better than her, no one. However, the other party's identity did indeed surprise her somewhat, making her previous expend so much effort on a divination worthwhile.

Although it was somewhat wasteful and impulsive, the divination result was worthwhile.

Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!
As A-Zhen ate her snacks, seemingly oblivious to the conflict between the two, but her mind was still replaying Deborah's words. She had said that Lin Xixi was not the person Wen Song was looking for, but she hadn't mentioned that the other person's past life wasn't Shi Yang.

Lin Xixi's past life was indeed Shi Yang, but not the Shi Yang that Wen Song was looking for. Sure enough, Deborah's previous divination yielded this result.

"Miss Feng, do you have some suspicions about Deborah?" Hua Wen's voice suddenly entered Azhen's mind. As an observer, he always felt that Miss Feng had been watching a play, and in the process, she had even figured out the details of the play. But why was she deliberately not revealing the answer?

It was only when they were together that he realized Miss Feng had been observing Deborah, as if Deborah was more interesting than finding Shi Yang's reincarnation.

A-Zhuang responded with a "Mm".

"We'll have the answer to the specifics soon."

Tonight is the night of death for both the client and Deborah. (End of Chapter)