“If he is truly destined for such a fate, the little girl will do everything in her power to save Mr. Wade, even at the cost of her own life…” With that,


    Lin Wan’er (ni) bent her knees, prepared to kneel.


    Seeing this, the old nun quickly stepped forward, preventing Lin Wan’er (ni) from dropping to the floor. She said, “Miss Lin has witnessed the changes in this world for centuries, and as a humble nun, I feel unworthy in your presence. While I appreciate your faith in me, there is no need for such a grand gesture.”


    As she spoke, she supported Lin Wan’er (ni) and continued, “Miss Lin must also understand the intricacies of fate. ording to the I Ching, even the smallest change can lead to vastly different oues. If I speak too freely, it may lead to unintended consequences. If your intention is truly to help Mr. Wade, then it’s best to minimize any variables. I can assure you, danger lies ahead for Mr. Wade, and the optimal oue would be for him to recognize this and withdraw. Gaining excessive knowledge canplicate matters for both you and Mr. Wade.”


    Upon hearing the old nun’s remarks about her extensive experience, Lin Wan’er (ni) realized that the nun was well aware of her past.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    She quickly recognized her earlier misstep. The old nun was indeed correct; fate is filled with subtle variables, and sometimes, knowing too much can be detrimental. At that moment, she refrained from pressing the old nun for further details, instead contemting the credibility of her words.


    First, she dismissed the idea that the old nun was her foe.


    After all, the nun had sessfully drawn her to this nunnery. If she were truly an enemy, she would have acted against her.


    Next, she ruled out the possibility that the old nun was a threat to Charlie Wade.


    The old nun was familiar with Charlie Wade, herself, and Sara, and she understood the dynamics among them. If she had been Charlie Wade’s adversary, she wouldn’t need to be so cryptic.


    She could simply inform Sara that Charlie Wade was the son of Bruce and Lydia (Ava) (Charlie’s mother), and that revtion would likely lead Sara to eliminate Charlie Wade.


    With the old nun eliminated as a potential enemy to both herself and Charlie Wade, her previous statements gained more credibility.


    Lin Wan’er (ni) also contemted whether the old nun and Charlie Wade might have conflicting interests. For instance, if the nun were seeking to explore relics left by Meng Changsheng (Willie the 1st), they could be rivals, each trying to convince the other to back off. Yet, the likelihood of that scenario seemed low.


    After all, the old nun was waiting for them, while she and Charlie Wade hadn’t even pinpointed their destination.


    If they were both after a treasure, the first to arrive would naturally im it. The old nun, already at the location, would surely be more inclined to unearth the treasure rather than waste time persuading potentialpetitors to withdraw.


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    She was not an enemy, nor was there any conflict of interest. Given this context, it seemed highly probable that the old nun’s intentions were genuine.


    With this in mind, Lin Wan’er (ni) looked at her and asked, “I have one final question: Why does the master wish to help Mr. Wade?”


    The old nun replied in a grave tone, “Over twenty years ago, someone opened a Pandora’s box, but it was only partially opened at that time. If left alone, it would eventually openpletely on its own, leading to unforeseen cmities. However, now, that box can either be fully closed orpletely opened, and the key to this lies solely with Mr. Wade!”