This lot took Lei Jun by surprise.
His attention landed first on the eight words, "the safety of loved ones, dictated by a single thought."
Lei Jun pondered the meaning, *wondering if this time, fate wasn't only tied to his own fortune and misfortune, but also directly affected his fellow disciple Chu Kun's safety.*
Going by the lot, Lei Jun, no matter his choice, currently faced no danger himself.
One moderately unlucky lot wasn't because the lurking disaster was so immense, but because, with absolutely no gain and no benefit, there'd be unnecessary harm—a pointless loss—thus that lot's fate was set as moderately unlucky.
But for Chu Kun, safety and danger might hinge on just a single decision from Lei.
It was just that Lei Jun hadn't expected, giving his fellow a stronger high-grade or top-grade spirit talisman could actually bring misfortune.
Giving a noticeably weaker mid-grade high spirit talisman, on the other hand, pointed to a moderately good lot.
