Chapter 340

"Ah, I'm usually with Her Royal Highness the Princess. You should have seen me, Olivia."

"Oh, you're Elsa's follower, right?"

"Yeah, I guess so." Afro nodded. "Miss Olivia, what do you want to calculate?"

"Hmm..." Olivia thought for a while, and then said, "Can you help me calculate your marriage?"

"Sure." Afro nodded. "I have two plans here. One is a tarot card divination for one silver coin, and the other is a material fee of one jewel plus a labor fee of one gold coin."

"Is there any difference between the two?" Olivia asked.

"Well, the difference is that the latter is more accurate." Afro said. "The uncertainty of the former tarot divination may be greater, because it is my personal interest and hobby, I am only responsible for interpreting the information of the tarot cards."

"But for the latter, I will use my astrology to help you calculate the result you want, but the cost is also very high."

"Okay." Olivia nodded after hearing this, and then took out a gem and a gold coin from the storage ring and handed them to Afro. "Is this okay?"

"Yeah." Afro nodded, and then took out the crystal ball to calculate.

"..."Looking at the look on Afro's face, Olivia also became a little nervous.

Although she herself does not believe in things like fate and divination, if the other party says that her true love is Orson, then it doesn't matter if she believes it.

"The results are out." Afro said.

"How is it?" Olivia couldn't help asking.

"Well..." Afro didn't know what to say. Although her face was calm, her heart had already been in turmoil.

The astrological signs calculated this time are similar to the results of the last calculation for Elsa, and they both point to a black fog.

And the black fog, I initially predicted that it was one of Orson or Litt. At present, it seems that Orson is more likely.

"Hmm..." Afro sorted out her words, and then said: "The astrological signs indicate that your beloved is related to Antica and has a noble status."

After saying this, Afro kept silent.

"Is that so? Then, how will our relationship be in the future?"

"The relationship is shrouded in black fog and cannot be seen clearly, but what can be seen is that the astrological signs are parallel and you will be together in the future." Afro said so.

The second half was made up by her, but she knew that Olivia would definitely like to hear this, so she said so.

"Hmm." Olivia nodded after hearing this.

She was quite satisfied with the result. Although Afro did not tell the process, Olivia also felt that if she knew the process in advance, it would destroy the expectation of the two people's love in the future.

As long as we believe that two people can be together, it will be fine.

Thinking of this, Olivia stood up with a smile.

"In this case, I'm looking forward to the day when it comes true."

Then, she walked out.

Standing at the door, Orson was curious when he saw Olivia walking out happily.

"What did you calculate in there? Why are you so happy?"

"I said I calculated how many children we will have in the future. Do you believe it?" Olivia smiled and put her hands behind her back, looking up at Orson.

"Okay, how many exactly? Have you calculated it?" Orson gradually got used to Olivia's ambiguous way of talking, and he was not shy, but asked back.

"Pfft, I lied to you." Olivia said this, and pointed her finger at Orson's chest. "Orson, you are so curious about this, why don't we start tonight?"

"No, no, no, I said before that I don't plan to do this before graduation."

"Oh~" Olivia nodded. "Some people bring up this agreement when they can't deal with me. Why didn't you think it was a bit too much when you asked me at the beginning?"

"Ahem, okay, let's not talk about this." Orson looked away embarrassedly. "Since you are so happy, I will go in and calculate it."

As he said this, Orson lifted the curtain and walked in.

"Oh? Orson, are you going to do divination too?"

"Yes." Orson nodded. "Olivia seems to be very happy, so I thought I would try it too."

"Okay." Afro heard the words and told Orson the two rules of divination.

"I'll choose the second one." Orson said this and handed Afro a sapphire.

"Okay, then what do you want to calculate, Orson?"

"Help me calculate my marriage." Orson said.

"Okay." Afro nodded.

Then, she was stunned.

Through the crystal ball, Afro could only see a void.

When she originally calculated other people's horoscopes, Afro could vaguely see the void at the edge of the horoscope.

At first, Afro didn't care.

It wasn't until Elsa asked her to predict her marriage that Afro noticed the star sign shrouded in black fog in Antica.

Then Olivia just now...

And now, Afro understands that the star sign is nothingness.

Should I say that I am not capable enough?

Orson's star sign is nothingness, and I can't see anything.

Could it be that Orson's star sign doesn't exist at all?

No, no, it must be that I haven't invested enough.

Thinking of this, Afro took out the gems that Elsa had rewarded her before, which was her savings.

One, two...

She put almost all of her gems into it, and finally, the void began to peel off from the edge.

Sure enough, she could still see Orson's constellation...

Thinking of this, Afro increased her magic input.

More and more places were peeled off, and Afro could already see a few stars.

And those stars, forming a corner of the constellation, Afro looked at it inexplicably and felt a little familiar.

And then, when the shadow continued to peel off, a crack suddenly appeared in the crystal ball, and then it broke in an instant.

Afro looked at everything happening in front of her in disbelief.

She had been doing astrology for so many years, and this crystal ball had been with her for a long time, and this situation had never happened before.

Orson certainly saw this situation, and he looked at Afro with a little suspicion.

"Mr. Afro, what's going on?"

"I... I don't know." Afro shook her head and looked at Orson, trying to see something from his expression.

In her opinion, Orson was either a very powerful astrologer who used magic to cover up his horoscope so that ordinary people could not detect it.

But judging from his expression, it seemed that this was not the case.

What was the reason?

"Well... if you really can't measure it, forget it." Orson said. "You don't have to ask me for the money you spent, buy yourself a better crystal ball."

Having said that, Orson stood up quickly, as if he was afraid that Afro would blame him.

"Oh, right." As if he remembered something, Orson continued, "Although I don't know why you want to cover up your racial characteristics, I can see your elf ears with my naked eyes now. If you care, you should pay attention to it."

After saying this, Orson lifted the curtain and walked out.

Afro was stunned. She touched her ears and looked in the mirror. After finding that it was indeed as Orson said, she was busy preparing to continue using magic to cover it up.

She probably knew what happened. She had just used astrology to reveal Orson's constellation and injected all her magic power, which made the magic disguise that had been used to maintain the phantom of the ear invalid.

However, from Orson's words, it seemed that the other party did not know her identity as an elf for the first time?

Damn, where did she expose herself again?

…

On the other side, after Orson walked out of the fortune-telling shop, he happened to see Olivia holding two ice creams.

Olivia saw Orson coming out, raised her hand and handed one to Orson.

"Do you want to eat?"

"Yes." Orson nodded, and then took it.

"What did you calculate in there?" Olivia asked curiously.

"Nothing, I didn't calculate it." Orson shook his head.

"Oh? But the calculation he made for me was quite accurate." Olivia smiled.

"Then can you tell me what you asked Afro to do?"

"Hehe, it's a secret~oh~" Olivia said with a smile.

"Tsk." Orson clicked his tongue and walked away.

On the other side, on the tower, Arthas sighed as he looked at Olivia who was walking away from Orson.

"It seems that as long as we win the power of one of Antica and Prussia, we can get the support of the two dukedoms." Arthas said this, turned around and walked downstairs.

On the other side, in the student union building, Elsa seemed to be thinking about something.

...

After Orson left for a while, Afro, who had recovered her magic, was drawing something on paper.

She drew a corner of the constellation that Orson had just revealed was shrouded in nothingness.

The more she looked at it, the more familiar it looked.

Suddenly, as if she had thought of something, she put on her hat, rushed out of the divination hut, and came to the grocery store on the commercial street.

After buying a crystal ball, Afro returned to the hut and started divination again.

She looked at her own constellation in the crystal ball, and then took the star sign she had just drawn and matched it to a corner of her constellation, and found that it could fit perfectly.

Afro was shocked.

…

In the afternoon, Orson and Olivia walked around the college for a while, and after watching the activities of several clubs, Olivia was pulled away by her subordinates in her department to handle business.

"Orson, don't forget your appointment tonight." Olivia said this and walked away.

Orson nodded.

Not long after Olivia left, Orson met someone who came to him again.

"Your Highness?" Orson looked at Elsa, a little confused.

"Do you have something to do with me?"

"Yes." Elsa nodded. "I wonder if you want to see the musical performance in the auditorium tonight, Orson?"

"I, I want to invite you to the VIP room, I want to talk to you about something."

"Okay." Orson nodded. "But I have an appointment with Olivia tonight to watch the fireworks show together, so..."

"I know it won't take up too much of your time." Elsa said.

"Okay." Orson nodded.

"Then, see you then." After Elsa finished speaking, she turned and left.

Orson thought about it and prepared to go back to the Student Union.

Then, he met Manuel at the entrance of the Student Union building.

"You seem to be in a good mood today." Seeing a rare smile on Manuel's face, Orson couldn't help but tease him.