Orion Exeor hummed thoughtfully, then stated with gravity: “It’s time to stop her. If we don’t, it’ll be like a moth drawn to a me, and she will ultimately get hurt.”


    Lord Thorne expressed his gratitude multiple times before quickly ending the call. Without dy, he initiated another video call to Zara.


    His intention for the video call was strategic; he knew that once Zara picked up, the call would default to speaker mode. This way, not only would Zara hear what he had to say, but his daughter Deana and grandson Fitz would also be able to listen in.


    Lord Thorne was concerned that Zara might dismiss the warnings about potential dangers. If he told her directly that there were tigers in the mountains, she might stubbornly decide to venture there anyway.


    Thus, he aimed to convey his serious message in the presence of Deana and Fitz, hoping they might persuade Zara if he couldn’t.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    At the dinner table, Zara was enjoying a meal with her mother and brother when her grandfather’s video call came through. She felt a rush of happiness, thinking it might be rted to the divination results, and quickly answered the call.


    As the video connected, Lord Thorne greeted her with a smile, asking, “What are you up to right now?”


    Zara replied, “We’re just about to eat. Have you had yours yet?”


    With a grin, Lord Thorne said, “I’ve already finished.”


    He then inquired, “Where are your mother and brother?”


    Zara quickly switched the camera to show her mother and brother, saying, “Mom and brother are here! By the way, Grandpa, did you ask the master for help?” Lord Thorne nodded and replied, “I did!”


    Unable to contain her enthusiasm, Zara asked, “Really? Did the master give any clear hints?”


    Lord Thorne paused for a moment, then let out a gentle sigh, exining, “Master Exeor did a reading for you, but it indicates that the person you’re searching for has a very profound and challenging fate. Even Master Exeor couldn’t uncover any specific clues about him.”


    Zara’s face fell as she responded, “Huh? Grandpa, didn’t you say Master Exeor was very skilled? Why can’t he find any clues?”


    Lord Thorne rified, “It’s not that he can’t find clues; it’s just that the person you seek has a fate that even Master Exeor cannot fully decipher.”


    Zara, feeling frustrated, retorted, “What do you mean by profound fate? I think Master Exeor is just making excuses because he can’t actually find anything.”


    Deana quickly interjected, “Zara, please be respectful!”


    Zara shot back, “Mom, isn’t it the truth? If the master can’t provide specific insights, then what’s the point? Calling it a challenging fate sounds like a cover for his inability!”


    Fitz chimed in from the side, “Zara, don’t be so harsh. If he were a fraud, he wouldn’t admit to not being able to see anything. He’d just give you vague or meaningless information. For instance, he might say the person you’re looking for is in the northwest, leaving you to figure out the rest. By stating he can’t see through, it shows he’s honest.”


    Even though Zara remained skeptical, she sensed the growing tension and reluctantly said, “Fine! If even Master Exeor can’t see it, then I’ll just have to search for this person on my own!”


    At that moment, Lord Thorne quickly urged, “Zara, please listen to Grandpa’s advice and don’t pursue this person any further.”<fn5d44> Content originallyes from F?ndNovel</fn5d44>