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The beautiful girl enjoyed the boiled noodles elegantly.

There's meat in it.

The jerky contains some salt and fat, but this boiled noodle dish actually tastes pretty good, and it can replenish energy and electrolytes.

Hadi finished the noodles in his hand in a few gulps, then filled his bowl and asked, "You are a girl, and you are so beautiful. You come out alone. Aren't you afraid of encountering danger?"

If Hardy hadn't helped just now, Fina would have become a delicacy for the lizardmen.

A delicious meal in a double sense.

Although it is said that more than 10,000 years later, the Inlo people suppressed the Lizardmen, but at least for now, humans cannot defeat the Lizardmen.

Fina looked up and smiled, "I have already predicted for myself. This time, I will be safe and sound, and I will be able to achieve my goals."

What's at stake!

She is worthy of being the future goddess of destiny.

Hardy was quite impressed.

"What are your plans next?" Hardy asked.

"Follow you."

Hadi chuckled: "I don't plan to take you with me."

"Why?" Fina was shocked. "I'm a prophet. How could you just ignore someone like me who has such a great influence?"

Fina knew very well how terrifying her ability to predict the future seemed to others.

She had predicted several times that she would be imprisoned and become someone else's captive, like a canary, under house arrest in a high tower.

Become a tool for other people's ambitions.

So she would try to avoid such a fate.

In fact, her caution is reasonable. At least so far, she has avoided countless dangers.

But now, she has exposed her identity, but the man in front of her has no interest in her at all.

"Because I don't believe in fate." Hardy said as a matter of course.

Fina was stunned: "How can you not believe in fate!"

Her cheeks were red, and it was obvious that she was in a fever-defying state.

It is really painful to feel that others disdain your greatest advantage and your only achievement.

"Why should I believe in fate?" Hardy spread his hands and said, "Didn't you say that you can't predict my fate?"

Even if it was Fina, the future goddess of fate, after ascending the throne, her web of fate would still not be able to do anything to her, let alone Fina, who was just a mortal now.

Fina was stunned for a moment.

The blush on her face quickly disappeared and she fell into a daze.

Just as Hardy said, since her predictions were ineffective against the former, then in essence, her effect on Hardy was not much different.

"Besides, you probably can't walk anymore." Hardy looked at the other person's feet.

In fact, Hardy just discovered that Fina's walking posture was a little awkward.

Obviously I walked too far and may have blisters on the soles of my feet.

Another thing is...her shoes are also torn.

Fina suddenly felt ashamed and lowered her head between her legs.

Obviously, I am the prophet, but the other party has seen through me long ago.

Seeing her like this, Hadi said, "Take off your shoes."

Fina suddenly raised her head and looked at Hardy with some surprise.

"I'll treat you." He smiled. Fina felt a little uneasy and subconsciously retracted her feet: "It's not good."

She knew she was very beautiful. If she took off her shoes and let him see her beautiful feet, would he become beastly?

"What's wrong with that? Do you think I'm interested in your feet?" Hardy rolled his eyes at him and said, "A pair of feet that have walked such a long way are almost marinated with sweat. Who would be interested in them?"

Hearing this, Fina suddenly became anxious: "It doesn't stink! My feet don't sweat."

She immediately took off her shoes and showed her feet to Hardy.

The instep and toes were indeed beautiful, but... Hardy picked up one of her feet and saw a patch of dried blood on the sole, with several burst blood blisters, still faintly oozing blood.

"You say it doesn't stink, but it smells like blood." Hardy shook his head helplessly.

Fina was embarrassed and angry, but she couldn't refute.

"Healing!"

Hardy cast spells on both feet, and then asked the man to put on his shoes. He said, "Although I am not specialized in auxiliary spells, they are more or less effective. You should feel much better after resting here for two or three hours."

"Are you leaving now?" Fina was a little anxious.

Hadi shook his head and said, "Don't worry, I will take you to the next human city and leave only when you are safe."

After all, he is someone he 'knows', so Hardy wouldn't be so heartless and irresponsible.

"I want to follow you." said Fina.

"I've already told you that it's useless for you to follow me, and you'll be in danger too."

Fina said stubbornly: "I will follow you. If you don't take me with you, I will use divination to find you, just like now."

hiss!
Why is this future goddess of destiny so stubborn?

Do I have to say that she is a burden?

Hadi sighed: "I am afraid of you."

Hearing that Hadi had given in, Fina smiled. She then looked at the empty bowl in her hand, then looked at the pot, which seemed to still have a lot of noodles. She put the bowl out and asked timidly, "Can I have another bowl?"

This is naturally possible.

Hardy was not so stingy as not to feed his acquaintances.

Handing the bowl of noodles over again, Hadi looked at Fina's ears with some curiosity: "What's your race?"

Fina subconsciously touched her ears and asked, "It's ugly, ears like this."

"No, it's quite beautiful and artistic." Hardy smiled.

Fina breathed a sigh of relief and said, "I am from the Ear Feather Tribe!"

Hearing the name, Hardy knew that the ear feathers referred to Fina's racial characteristics, which was quite appropriate.

But what he was more curious about was that in the future human world, or the demon world, there would be no such race as the Otowa people.

Fina seems to be the only member of the Otoha tribe.

"And where does your race live?"

Fina's expression became very gloomy: "No, the sun fell and landed right on our tribe's land. My people died in the afterglow of the sun, except me."

"Feel sorry."

"It's okay. Three years have passed anyway." Fina smiled. "At that time, I had already awakened my ability to predict the future. Although I didn't know what was going to happen, I was very scared and panicked. I told my parents to run away with me, but they didn't believe me and scolded me. In the end, I was the only one who ran away."

Hadi looked at each other quietly.

Fina wiped her eyes and said, "If only I had been tougher at the time, I could have taken them away as well."

"Red clay plains?"

Fina nodded gently: "Yes, that's my hometown." (End of this chapter)