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Chapter 222 - 186: Single-Card Divination · Oct 26, 2026

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201 Chapter 201 - 173: Unyielding Pit 2026-10-26
202 Chapter 202 - 173: Unyielding Pit 2026-10-26
203 Chapter 203 - 174: ”A Plan for the Troubled 2026-10-26
204 Chapter 204 - 175: Aunt’s Visit 2026-10-26
205 Chapter 205 - 175: Aunt’s Visit 2026-10-26
206 Chapter 206 - 176: Scholarship Must Advance with the Times 2026-10-26
207 Chapter 207 - 176: Scholarship Must Keep Pace with the Times 2026-10-26
208 Chapter 208 - 177: Mysterium 2026-10-26
209 Chapter 209 - 178: Inexhaustible Ink 2026-10-26
210 Chapter 210 - 179: Truth is Arduous, yet Lovely 2026-10-26
211 Chapter 211 - 180: Spring 2026-10-26
212 Chapter 212 - 181: Inflammatory Publication 2026-10-26
213 Chapter 213 - 181: Inflammatory Publication 2026-10-26
214 Chapter 214 - 182: The Name Above and the Name Below 2026-10-26
215 Chapter 215 - 182: Heavenly Name and Earthly Name 2026-10-26
216 Chapter 216 - 183: Selecting Bones to Weave a Garment 2026-10-26
217 Chapter 217 - 183: Selecting Bones to Weave a Garment 2026-10-26
218 Chapter 218 - 184: Blood Contract Water Answer 2026-10-26
219 Chapter 219 - 185: Coriolanus 2026-10-26
220 Chapter 220 - 185: Coriolanus 2026-10-26
221 Chapter 221 - 186: Single-Card Divination 2026-10-26
222 Chapter 222 - 186: Single-Card Divination 2026-10-26
223 Chapter 223 - 186: Single Card Divination 2026-10-26
224 Chapter 224 - 187: Secret of the Abyss 2026-10-26
225 Chapter 225 - 187: Secret of the Abyss 2026-10-26
226 Chapter 226 - 187: Secret of the Abyss 2026-10-26
227 Chapter 227 - 188: Silence and Burnt Offering 2026-10-26
228 Chapter 228 - 189: Double Chain 2026-10-26
229 Chapter 229 - 190: Lady Mary’s Letter 2026-10-26
230 Chapter 230 - 191: Hidden Spiritual Vision 2026-10-26
231 Chapter 231 - 191: Hidden Spiritual Vision 2026-10-26
232 Chapter 232 - 192: Counting 2026-10-26
233 Chapter 233 - 193: Cat Incarnation 2026-10-26
234 Chapter 234 - 193: Cat Avatar 2026-10-26
235 Chapter 235 - 193: Cat Avatar 2026-10-26
236 Chapter 236 - 194: Moon Nail Reversal 2026-10-26
237 Chapter 237 - 195: The Rare One 2026-10-26
238 Chapter 238 - 196: Are You Crazy? 2026-10-26
239 Chapter 239 - 197: West Suburb Spring Inspection 2026-10-26
240 Chapter 240 - 198: Do Not Respond 2026-10-26
241 Chapter 241 - 198: Never Respond 2026-10-26
242 Chapter 242 - 198: Never Respond 2026-10-26
243 Chapter 243 - 199: Gale Tradition 2026-10-26
244 Chapter 244 - 199: Gale Tradition 2026-10-26
245 Chapter 245 - 200: Answering Head 2026-10-26
246 Chapter 246 - 201: Silencing Technique 2026-10-26
247 Chapter 247 - 201: Silencing Technique 2026-10-26
248 Chapter 248 - 202: Constructing the Deep Valley Dweller in a Single Breath 2026-10-26
249 Chapter 249 - 202: Constructing a Deep Valley Dweller in a Single Breath 2026-10-26
250 Chapter 250 - 202: Constructing a Deep Valley Dweller in a Single Breath 2026-10-26

Coleman unbuckled the chinstrap of his helmet.

The two of them placed their protective gear back on the long bench.

He finally voiced the question he’d been holding back.

”Coleman, I have a question.”

”Go on.”

”If, one day, they could cure the congenital defect in your circuit, would you still walk the path of a Hunter?”

Coleman set down his water flask.

About ten seconds passed before he spoke.

”...I don’t know.”

”You don’t want to?”

”I do.”

”...”

”But then again, Hunter training is exhausting.”

The young man lowered his head.

”During my two years at the military academy, I’d wake up before dawn every morning to run for miles, do weight training, practice holding my breath, and work on my pain tolerance.”

”I was the hardest worker in my group because my parents were always behind me, cracking the whip.”

”They were waiting for me to graduate and be the one to keep the family afloat.”

”Every night when I lay down in bed, there wasn’t a single part of my body that didn’t ache.”

”But for all the pain, I always had something to strive for.”

Coleman picked up his flask and took another sip.

”But from the moment I walked out of my instructor’s office, that sense of purpose vanished.”

”If you’re asking whether I want to walk that path again, I think about it every single day.”

”That couple...”

Coleman jutted his chin toward the living room:

”They knew you were coming today, so they brought out all the valuable stuff in the house.

Those business cards were also intentionally left there for you to see. They belong to the few respectable people left in our family.”

Richard nodded, stood up, and went to the base of the wall to get his satchel.

”I won’t be staying for dinner.”

”Alright, I’ll go convince my mom.”

Coleman patted his shoulder. ”Don’t skip next week, or they’ll be sighing and groaning at me.”

Richard laughed out loud.

”Alright, I’ll be here.”

Coleman pulled open the heavy wooden door.

Richard walked out of the backyard.

He passed through the kitchen and hallway, returning to the living room.

In the living room, Old Coleman and Mrs. Coleman were waiting by the fireplace.

”Richard,” Mrs. Coleman stood up immediately. ”Dinner is almost ready.”

”Mrs. Coleman, I have something to attend to at home, so I can’t stay today.”

”...Why the sudden rush?”

”Look at all this dust on me.” Richard pointed to his dirt-stained pant cuffs. ”I need to go back and change.”

”Then let the coachman take you home.”

”No need, I can just take the public bus.”

”You must take our family’s carriage back.”

Mrs. Coleman’s tone left no room for refusal:

”You got covered in dust here, at our house.”

... ...

「At two o’clock on Sunday afternoon, Richard arrived at the third floor of the Branch Office as usual.」

Before he even stepped inside, he could hear a familiar woman’s voice scolding someone in the office.

When he pulled the door open, he almost couldn’t hold back a laugh.

Old Big was standing stiffly by the desk like a schoolboy being punished by his teacher, a tracing pen clutched in his hand, his face covered in sweat.

On the other side of the desk sat Mrs. MacNeil.

Spread out before her were a Copper Disc and several Inscription Patterns. She held a red pen, which she was using to circle a spot on the Inscription Old Big had just drawn.

”Bigelow, this turning point... you’ve traced it three times and it’s still crooked.”

Mrs. MacNeil put down her red pen. ”How many years have you been studying this?”

”Senior Sister...” Old Big’s voice held a pleading tone. ”This set has always been tricky...”

”Tricky?” Mrs. MacNeil looked up.

”When you’re out in the field and you run into one, are you going to tell the Evil Being, ’This one’s a bit tricky,’ and ask it to wait while you draw it again?”

Old Big fell silent.

Richard stood at the doorway, unsure whether to enter or retreat.

Old Big looked up and saw Richard at the door, and his whole face lit up.

”Richard! You’re here!” He practically rushed over. ”Perfect timing, perfect timing! Senior Sister is here, let me introduce you...”

”I’ve met him,” Mrs. MacNeil said without looking up. ”Whitcomb.”

”Right, right, Whitcomb.”

Old Big nodded repeatedly, taking the opportunity to shuffle two steps to the side and surreptitiously push the Inscription Pattern, now covered in red circles, toward the corner of the desk.

”Bigelow.” Mrs. MacNeil snatched the pattern back and placed it in front of him again. ”I didn’t tell you to stop.”

Old Big’s shoulders, which had just begun to relax, slumped once more.

”Alright, alright. Look at the state of you.”

Mrs. MacNeil set her pen down. ”Go back and revise it again. Give it to me next week.”

”Next week?”

”I’ll still be in Brighton next week.”

”Yes, ma’am.”

Old Big clutched his draft and scurried to the side.

Only then did Mrs. MacNeil turn to look at Richard.

”You’re here?”

”Yes, ma’am.”

”Come sit.”

Richard stood up from the long bench and moved a round stool over.

”These past two months, how far has Old Big gotten with you?”

Richard answered honestly, ”With Spiritual Vision, I can hold a Fixed Gaze for over twenty seconds. In Divination, we’ve covered the Stone Reading Technique.”

”Mm,” Mrs. MacNeil nodded. ”That’s as far as he can teach you.”

”...”

At the other desk, Old Big didn’t dare make a sound.

”Don’t stand over there pretending you don’t notice me,” Mrs. MacNeil said without turning her head.

”Get over here.”

Old Big shuffled over.

”In what you’ve taught Richard these past two months, there are a few things that need correcting. I’ll speak with you about them privately later.”

”For now, go back over there.”

Old Big scurried back, dejected.

”And you can stop smiling at him.”

Mrs. MacNeil’s gaze returned to Richard.

”Your problem with having ’no cover for your Spiritual Vision’ is even more severe than his.”

Richard straightened his back.

”I have a general understanding of your studies over the past two months.”

”Old Big’s part is over. What I’ll be teaching you next starts with Tarot Card Divination.”

”...Tarot Cards?”

”The night at Whitcomb, I used Tarot Cards once.”

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