Chapter 329 The Most Potent Fortune Teller Is Wynter

• Darrell gave Ronan a glance. You're a seasoned member of the antique circle, Mr. Rathbone. You ought to be aware that fortune-telling relies heavily on believing. Feel free to go if you don't believe it. Darrell had already been exposed by Ronan. "Don't try to pressure me with the rules of fortune telling," he replied with a casual smile. In Panzarath, fortune reading is dependent on consent from both parties. Nobody can get in the way as long as the buyer and seller agree. Mr. Novak, don't worry; Mr. Logan hasn't even spoken yet. What about this? If my niece's deal closes, I'll pay you ten percent of the proceeds. After all, it’s a transaction at your place.”
• He was correct. It was the way of life in Panzarath. Logan was undoubtedly open to getting a tarot reading. He pulled out a card in a hurry. The disciple was enraged, but he was powerless to stop it. When Darrell saw the card Logan had drawn, he instantly consented to have The card is interpreted by Wynter. "Please start your interpretation, Miss. What is the meaning of this card? The Death card was it. Ronan looked at Logan, wondering what a bad thing may happen to him. Logan gave an innocent blink. "I just drew a card," the speaker said.
• Slowly, Wynter stated, "The Death card represents change, endings, and fresh starts." "It implies that you might have to let go of certain things in order to bring about favorable transformation. She took a quick look at Logan's waist pendant. "For instance, you should think about lowering your speed if your nightmares continue." The disciple laughed. I've never heard someone read the Death card in this manner before, Mr. Novak. It's complete bullshit. Darrell gave a headshake. "Avoid being impolite." "Mr. Rathbone, your niece is quite the charlatan," Chad said to Ronan, not believing Wynter either. Logan doesn't have nightmares.