Zheng Qing's answer made Jiang Yu's expression pause slightly.
She blinked.
"Um, that's not what I meant to say..."
The Witch's eyebrows were beautifully furrowed together but quickly relaxed as she smiled: "But it's almost the same. What I meant is that in the Wizard World, the prophecies of the Diviners are the least reliable. We've all studied divination, and should know that while divination can show some things, it cannot show everything. Often, seeing things vaguely is more accurate than seeing them clearly."
Zheng Qing wasn't stupid.
Once he calmed down, he easily grasped the meaning Jiang Yu wanted to convey.
"You think I shouldn't be bothered by the Horse-Man's divination?" He scratched his head, feeling a strong sense of deja vu with the conversation: "I thought Wizards believed that divination was a very orthodox choice."
He remembered, he had talked to Xiao Xiao about similar topics before.
"Orthodox choices aren't necessarily the right ones."
