I’m Writing a Diary in a Fantasy World — I Really Am Not a 'Cao Thief'! Chapter 146.2 : Cursed Fate (Part 2)

But thinking that it was her own young master who possessed such extraordinary endownt, Yuan Jue could not help but feel a surge of joy, and her admiration for Chu Ge deepened even further.

Taking a deep breath, Yuan Jue felt her heartbeat growing more and more rapid, and slowly...

......

"Y-young master… Jue'er… will go wash up first… and then co back to serve you…"

Yuan Jue stamred as she spoke, tidying up Chu Ge's clothes before standing up with a flushed face. Her red lips looked especially moist under the lamplight, and her usually neatly arranged jet-black hair now appeared sowhat disheveled, as though it had been tousled by soone's hands.

She had no ti to fix herself. After hurriedly saying a word to Chu Ge, she fled as if escaping.

Chu Ge watched her panicked retreating figure with an amused smile, then comfortably stretched his body and stood up.

At that mont, the system's notification sound rang out.

[Ding, check-in module upgrade complete. Current level: Level 3...]

The upgrade was finally finished. Chu Ge glanced at the ti—it was about ti to write his diary.

"System, check in."

He issued the command in his mind.

[Ding, check-in successful. Congratulations to the host for obtaining item 'Cursed Fate Token' ×1!]

[Ding, congratulations to the host. This check-in triggered a critical reward. Additional 'Cursed Fate Token' ×1 obtained!]

Hearing the system notification, Chu Ge was first delighted. The check-in reward had critted. He then imdiately began to examine the effects of the Cursed Fate Token.

As he learned more about it, a malicious smile gradually crept onto Chu Ge's face.

Soone was about to have very bad luck.

This "Cursed Fate Token," as the na implied, was an item used to place a curse upon another person's fortune. Its usage was simple: one only needed to inscribe the target's na along with so precise identifying information on the token to cast a curse upon them.

Once activated, the target's luck would plumt for a period of ti, misfortune clinging to them as if they were possessed by a walking jinx.

After understanding its effect, two nas imdiately surfaced in Chu Ge's mind as targets to be inscribed on the tokens.

They were none other than two so-called Sons of Fate.

The reincarnator, Su Mo.

And Lin Dong, a yet-unrevealed type, suspected to be a genius-path Son of Fate.

Chu Ge took out the two Cursed Fate Tokens. Gathering spiritual energy at his fingertips, he began to slowly inscribe the first token.

"Su Mo, son of Su Qing, head of the Su family of Wangjian City..."

As Chu Ge finished the inscription, the token began to emit an extrely ominous aura of misfortune. It then floated into the air and slowly transford into a wisp of black smoke visible only to Chu Ge, drifting upward.

After lingering briefly, as if confirming its target and direction, the black smoke shot off toward a distant location.

Seeing this, the smile at the corner of Chu Ge's lips grew even deeper.

He then picked up the second Cursed Fate Token and continued inscribing.

"Lin Dong, son of Lin Kang, the deceased City Lord of Tianyuan City, core disciple of the Sky-Supporting Sacred Sect..."

Once again completing the inscription in the sa manner, the second token likewise transford into black smoke and flew toward its target, Lin Dong.

Only after finishing all this did the smile on Chu Ge's lips gradually fade—though the delight in his heart had not diminished in the slightest.

Who said that Sons of Fate would always enjoy smooth sailing, be favored by fortune, and cherished by heaven and earth?

Look—hasn't the bad luck arrived already?