Catastrophe Card King
Chapter 1337 - Chapter 1337 Chapter 410 I Predicted Your Prediction

Chapter 1337: Chapter 410: I Predicted Your Prediction Chapter 1337: Chapter 410: I Predicted Your Prediction “Annihilation Beam…”

Leonard Churchill’s chest had been pierced by a large hole.

The Dark Type Law, like flames, continued to erode the flesh around the wound, but fortunately, a surge of green Curse Power quickly expelled the dark flames, preventing the injury from worsening.

Leonard looked at the old man opposite him, who was wearing a badge with a dragon head, his expression solemn.

The old man who had spontaneously cast a Sixth Tier Dark Type Spell was most likely a Seventh Rank.

But this was the most dangerous Seventh Rank Leonard had ever encountered.

It was also fortunate that he had narrowly dodged his heart, otherwise, that strike would have been enough to kill him on the spot.

“Blind?”

Upon seeing the old man’s gray eyes, Leonard was even more certain that the other party was a card master specializing in Divination or other Secret Skills related to the Law of Destiny.

In the Extraordinary World, physical disabilities are not insurmountable issues.

Especially for a High-Order Card Master, replacing a pair of eyes is not so difficult.

And this blind old man was, in Leonard’s knowledge, typical of one situation: those who peered into the Law of Destiny are cursed by it.

The “Law of Destiny” along with the Space Law, the Time Rules… all belong to the highest universal laws.

Diviners who study the Law of Destiny are mysterious, and their abilities are bordering on the unreasonable.

But behind this powerful prophetic ability comes a high price.

Peering into Destiny was subject to backlash, often resulting in a fragmented Life Pattern or physical disability, meaning either misfortunes befell their family or they themselves suffered a disability.

This blind old man was likely in such a situation.

…

“This is troublesome…”

Leonard watched his opponent, his eyes narrowing slightly.

His chest wound would need another two breaths to recover to a state where he could move. Fortunately, this distance was almost enough time.

Not just anyone would dare to pursue him in the Void.

Since he knew the opponent could predict his future actions, he wasn’t in a rush to act.

Leonard’s gaze, sharp as an eagle’s, was fixed on the blind old man. His “I Am the World” simulation ability was also running at full capacity.

After knowing about the opponent’s predictive abilities, many things could be foreseen ahead of time.

“Hey, I said I’d use it less. Now I have no choice but to use the Black Demon again…”

Leonard keenly captured that the old man was holding a Curse Card in his hand. It seemed that the opponent also wasn’t sure, or perhaps didn’t foresee a decisive opportunity to act, so instead, he waited for his comrades to gather around him.

He was almost killed by that [Annihilation Beam] earlier, but now the enemy no longer had the chance.

With his guards up, the Black Demon gauntlet’s “Five Solutions: Defense” could completely block attacks of that magnitude.

Leonard glanced at two Seventh Rank who appeared to be fire-type Red Dragon-blooded Card Masters and one who seemed like a Poisonous Green Dragonkin.

The threat was significant, but Leonard had no intention of confronting them head-on.

Regarding others, it was probably just that card master with space abilities, who was close to the blind old man.

Unfortunately, the “Air” he had exposed earlier was probably only at Fifth Tier, which Leonard did not take seriously.

Just as Leonard was observing this moment, the blind old man was “watching” something. His white-gray eyes seemed to pierce through the future like a lake’s surface. Suddenly, his brow furrowed, and he abruptly gestured to stop several comrades who were about to encircle Leonard: “Don’t act rashly!”

With this gesture, the others, including the two Seventh Rank, stopped.

Leonard saw this scene, and a playful smile crept onto his lips.

To the ordinary eye, this might seem enigmatic. The opponents had an absolute advantage, so why would they suddenly stop their encirclement?

However, under the severe restrictions of “I Am the World,” Leonard immediately understood the most reasonable outcome: “Tsk tsk, did he foresee that I would use the Black Demon gauntlet, so he didn’t make a move?”

With this thought, his mind became more agile. “Let me think, if the enemies had closed in earlier, what would I have chosen? Escaping would have been the safest choice. But according to my personality, I would probably take advantage of the Void environment to initiate an attack… If it really came to blows, those Fifth and Sixth Tier folks could still be killed.”

For most people surrounded by an enemy force several times their size, the thought would indeed be to escape.

But for someone like Leonard, encountering such an interesting opponent and since he hadn’t died yet, he had to give it a try.

The initial encounter could indeed have been an opportunity for that group to kill him.

Unfortunately, they didn’t know Ivan could sense spatial fluctuations, allowing Leonard to escape. Nor were they aware he could shift through space, so even though they had predicted his escape, they couldn’t kill him.

Now that both parties were in the Void, once he used [Black Demon], although outnumbered, the real threats to Leonard seemed to only be the two Seventh Rank.

Once they caught up, Leonard felt certain he would circle back and then kill two people to eliminate some of the threat.

So, presumably, the blind man foresaw this outcome, which is why he stopped the two Seventh Rank from pursuing?

With this thought, a smirk formed on Leonard’s lips.

Encountering such an intriguing opponent for the first time, behind the sense of crisis, what he felt was intense curiosity.

It also made him increasingly eager to learn about the profession of the Prophet.

But instantly, his mind shifted to something else: “However, speaking of which, true Prophecy is the foresight of an unchangeable future. Since the future has happened, then it is bound to happen. But this blind man has altered the future by distorting the present’s ’cause’ to change the future’s ‘effect’? Does this mean, this blind man’s foresight is also a kind of near prediction?”