Chapter 109: Want to Bury Fate? Come, Take Three Axe Blows First!

At that moment, Gu Shanhai was pondering over something, feeling that he had lately come upon too many chances, which compelled him to be vigilant. He sensed that he might have been drawn into something.

In a world without fate, he wouldn't have doubted anything, but now it was different; he might have become a target.

Players could break the original fate and destiny of the natives, but the players' every action could also be influenced. The distribution of tasks could indirectly guide players' behaviors, and the trends of the natives could lead players to form judgments and eventually be used by them.

"Young Son of the Forest, do you seem to hesitate?" the Green Knight Amute asked.

"Yes, I'm hesitating," Gu Shanhai said earnestly. "The things I've recently come across are somewhat abundant, making me feel like someone is trying to set me up."

"Fate? Indeed, She is a bitch," Amute appeared to have guessed Gu Shanhai's thoughts.