The reason why it is said to be an "evil god" is because there is no belief in true gods in the Hante world, and people there believe more in telekinesis. If there is a belief in some kind of god, it is either a pretentious god or an imported god, or it may even be a powerful wizard

Go make trouble.

Anyway, if the ‘Wishing Star’ is the name of a god, then it is an out-and-out evil god.

However, Angel still prefers that the ‘Wishing Star’ is a certain high-level star mind master.

People in the Hante world have different naming rules, which all depend on the different cultural backgrounds of different places. But no matter what the real name of the Hante people is, once they become a sorcerer, they must have a code name. This is so that the sorcerer associations in various countries can

To facilitate communication and memory, the code name is given.

Just like "Granny Deer", "Flying Crow Man"...etc., they are code names, not real names.

The code names are all kinds of strange, with regional and cultural characteristics, and it is possible that a "wishing star" will appear.

Generally speaking, the code name of a strong person will actually point to his own ability. If "Wishing Star" is used as the code name, maybe the ability of this mind master is... wishing?

"It's not yet certain what the wishing star refers to, but we can see some clues about this "star attendant" from this wishing book." Greipnir said softly.

As Laplace said, this "wishing book" has great potential.

Although the abilities currently recorded are not very good, it can be determined from the main rules that the upper limit of this ability is extremely high. Of course, the higher the ability you obtain, the more restrictions you have, but this is very common in wonderful things, so

It’s nothing; the wish book can unlock more powerful abilities from low to high, which is the key and the reason for its high potential.

Being able to create something wonderful with such potential shows that the potential of Star Attendant itself is definitely not low.

However, potential is potential, and failing to realize it is another matter.

This wishing book currently only contains fifteen pages, and has not yet unlocked powerful abilities. This also means that the Star Attendant is not strong enough and must not be a high-level Star Mind Master.

Let’s take a look at the ability on the first page of this wishing book: deceive the will-o’-the-wisp.

This ability is almost non-existent. The harmless will-o'-the-wisp can only deceive the audience in the circus. Even the slightly aspiring mind teacher will not record this kind of hip-stretching ability.

Judging from this ability, it can be determined that this wonderful thing should be the first wonderful thing of Star Attendant.

It is a work of enlightenment.

Combined with other abilities such as alchemy, wall penetration, etc., as well as various known information, it can be basically inferred that the Star Server is not rich, is weak, has some cleverness, and does not have a strong background. Compared with the front

In battle, he prefers bluffing from the side. The only thing that can be said is that he is a potential telepathy master, and his strength should be a one-star telepathy master.

And the most important thing is: this Star Waiter...should be the boy in the pot they discovered before.

The previous inferences were profiling, but the last conclusion was discovered by Gleipnir through astrology.

According to Gleipnir, the telepathic aura remaining on this wishing book is completely consistent with the telepathic information remaining in the body of the boy in the pot.

There is a high probability that the boy in the pot is the Star Attendant.

Of course, no clear answer can be given yet. After all, astrology is only a vague certainty and cannot be used as evidence.

However, it is not difficult to come up with a conclusion.

There is this article in the main rules of the wish book: "Abilities that require separate rules can only be used by the Star Attendant himself."
Chapter completed!