Chapter 313: 313 You’re not Chu Jin at all! (Second Update)

Chu Jin shuffled the cards deliberately, slowly arranging them into a spread as Aaron had taught her.

The Time Flow Fortune Telling Method.

Faced with this spread, she was somewhat nervous.

After all, this was her first divination for someone since she became a fortune-teller, and furthermore, she encountered an old enemy of Chu Jin.

Just how many people had Chu Jin managed to provoke!

"What would you like to divine?" Chu Jin asked, looking up at the young woman after arranging the spread.

Her tone was slightly unfriendly.

Since the other party had no good intentions, there was no need for her to be so polite!

After all, she was Chu Jin now!

The young woman swept her hair behind her ear with a hand, the corner of her mouth curling into a proud arc, "Miss Chu is so powerful, divining fates as if by decree, can’t you tell what I want to divine?"

It had to be said, the young woman’s aura was compelling.

She easily overwhelmed Chu Jin.

Chu Jin chuckled, "I am just a fortune-teller, not the worm in your belly, how would I know what you want to divine? Besides, human hearts are fickle, constantly changing, how would I know if the question you thought of one second is the same as the next?"

Chu Jin quietly shifted the topic back to the young woman, and being immersed in the noble circles for many years had honed her craftiness—she was anything but shallow.

The young woman directly raised her delicate hand and applauded Chu Jin.

"Master Chu sure has a silver tongue," she said.

Chu Jin glanced at her with a warning look and dismissed her, "If Miss here isn’t serious about divination, then please leave."

"Is Master Chu unsure about her own divination skills?" the young woman slightly raised an eyebrow, her gaze mocking.

Showing a hint of annoyance, Chu Jin pressed, "Then what exactly do you want to divine?"

Her expression clearly showed impatience.

The young woman smiled and then said, "Then I’ll ask Master Chu to divine my fortune."

"First, draw three cards. Let’s make it clear beforehand that sincerity brings revelation. You must clear your mind of distractions before drawing the cards. Otherwise, if it’s not accurate, you can’t blame me," Chu Jin stated.

These were also Aaron’s teachings.

The diviner must be sincere in their faith in the Tarot cards, never with an attitude of just giving it a try.

Testing the cards was even more taboo.

Each deck of Tarot cards possesses its own soul.

Only the most devout Church Members can have their concerns divined.

What the Tarot cards absorb is the power of faith.

The young woman hooked her lips into a smile and drew three cards in a leisurely fashion.

The first card.

The upright position: The Emperor.

On the face of the card, an emperor of a nation wore a crown and military boots symbolizing strict discipline. He sat confidently on his throne, holding a Crystal Ball in his left hand and a scepter in his right.

There were four ram’s head reliefs on the throne, emphasizing the astrological association of the card with Aries (Mars)—as the first of the zodiac signs, it connotes bravery, ambition, and confidence.

The second card.

The upright position: Three of Cups.

The card depicted three women surrounded by the fruits of victory, each holding a cup, with one even clutching a ripe grapevine. They were celebrating the harvest, with the Three of Cups signifying joy, sharing, or celebration, as well as success.

The third card.

The upright position: Queen of Cups.

The Queen on the card wore a red robe and a crown, sitting on her throne. Below her were the great lands of her kingdom and lush fruits everywhere; there was even a small wild rabbit in the lower left corner.

This card indicated a lady adept at socializing and strong in her work, competent and reliable in achieving material comfort from wealth. She loved her career as much as she loved her family.

Chu Jin looked at the three cards, her eyes reflecting sheer disbelief.

She could hardly believe someone could draw three upright cards in succession.

Moreover, to draw both the Emperor and The queen, both upright, was an incredibly small probability.

Or perhaps, it should never happen at all.

How could one’s life be so smooth sailing?

Whether in the past, the future, or the present, how could it be so utterly without obstacle?

She couldn’t interpret the cards; Aaron had never taught her to read such a hand.

Chu Jin scrambled the spread and said coldly, "Sorry, you are not sincere. I cannot read for you. Take your check and leave."

The young woman laughed, her beautiful eyes narrowing slightly, "You think a simple claim of insincerity is enough to dissuade me? Is it that easy?"

"What do you want then? Your lack of sincerity is your own issue; what does it have to do with me?" Chu Jin looked up at her, her tone frosty.

"You are not Chu Jin!" the young woman lifted her eyelids slightly, the scrutinizing look in her eyes becoming tangible, piercing her skin and stabbing deep into her heart, bloody and filthy as though she was being slowly tortured.

Chu Jin’s expression remained unchanged, but her heart was already in turmoil!

How did she know she was not Chu Jin?

Who was she?

She had disguised herself so successfully, how did this woman see through her?

Who exactly was she?!

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