Chapter 46: Ch 46 Heaven’s choosen
The Priest closed his eyes, activating his hidden skill, Peer (SSS).
Although the Priest’s skill was indeed SSS-rank, he had meticulously hidden its true rank from everyone, including the cult leader.
He had deliberately told everyone that his skill was merely S-rank. This deception was crucial because if the cult leader knew about the true, SSS-rank power of his skill,
the Priest would always be under the cult leader’s constant, suspicious watch, his every move scrutinized.
Detecting lies was just a passive and minor effect of the Peer (SSS) skill its true power lay in far grander divination and perception.
That was why there were these subtle loopholes in its lie-detection aspect when confronted with carefully constructed truths.
The Priest started his divination.
His consciousness floated inside a vast, silent void, a realm beyond physical space.
He looked around this boundless emptiness, a sense of profound insignificance washing over him.
His astral form felt so small, so utterly minuscule, in front of the sheer scale of the void.
He floated there, a solitary point of awareness. "Where am I?" he wondered, his mental voice a whisper in the cosmic silence.