The strongest dream therapist

Chapter 27 Divination of Fate (1)

A bustling market with a variety of lights.

Fu Yuan found himself in front of an office building, with many white-haired guys coming in and out.

comic exhibition.

She felt enlightened.

There were so many people that it was hard to tell who was dreaming.

Maybe the dreamer didn't pay attention to the ticket checking process, so she went in with everyone else even though she didn't have a ticket.

There are not only cosplayers at the comic exhibition, but also many tourists like her who are there to collect stamps or watch.
As soon as you enter the door, you will see a huge stand with an event poster on it, which mainly features Edogawa Conan, Maori Ran, and Haibara Ai.

The three people in the picture all looked terrified. Ran fell to the ground, and Conan and Ai hugged Ran Mouri's arms.

There is a shadow behind Conan and Ai respectively, with their backs to them. Fu Yuan roughly judged that they should be Kudo Shinichi and Miyano Shiho.

strange……

When I wake up, I'll see if there's any comic convention in Jiang City.

It was very big inside, with four floors in total. Fu Yuan started walking around on the first floor.

The whole venue looks like a business district, with all kinds of cosplayers walking around.

Fu Yuan was watching when she felt a bump on her shoulder, and then a cup of milk tea spilled all over her sleeve.

A girl wearing a white baseball cap looked bewildered and kept bowing her head to apologize: "I'm sorry..."

As she spoke, she searched in her bag for tissues to wipe off the stain for Fu Yuan.

She looked about 13 or 14, with blond hair. Beneath the brim of her hat were a pair of large, watery eyes, bright and clear. She wore a neat white uniform with a small yellow flag, and loose shorts that covered her thighs.

"Platelets?" Fu Yuan took the paper and wiped it a few times without any care.

The girl looked up, a little surprised, and came closer to her, "Do you know this character?"

Fu Yuan took a step back and put some distance between them. "I've seen Cells at Work!"

The girl asked, "So you like platelets?"

Fu Yuan raised the corners of his mouth slightly, and a smile appeared in the corners of his eyes: "I like macrophages."

"Ah? Is that so..." The girl was a little frustrated. She shook the flag in her hand and looked around.

Suddenly, her eyes lit up, and she pointed to a place not far away and said to Fu Yuan, "I accidentally spilled milk tea on you. How about I treat you to a tarot reading?"

Fu Yuan did not refuse. She didn't know where the dreamer was. In fact, it was just like shopping. It doesn't matter where you go.
Compared to the bustling surrounding shops, this stall was deserted and had no customers.

The stall owner was a girl with short blond hair, wearing a high school uniform and a fox mask bought from the nearby store.

"Hey? Are you Hitomi Kanzaki?" Platelet asked curiously.

"Yeah," the high school girl said playfully, "Want to play tarot cards? They're very accurate!"

"Oh oh oh, how much is a fortune-telling?" Platelet sat on a chair in front of the stall. In front of her was a long table with three decks of cards on it, all at the same height.

Kanzaki Hitomi placed her right hand on the rightmost card and smiled, "Don't worry, my divination is a little different from others. There are a few rules I need to tell you in advance."

Platelet looked at her blankly and nodded.

Kanzaki Hitomi said: "You can only ask me divination once a year, no matter what the question is."

"You can only predict your own destiny, not others."

"You need to treat it with reverence and not as a joke." At this point, she lowered her voice and pretended to be mysterious: "From the moment you touched the tarot cards, the gods have been watching you." "So, do you still want divination?"

Platelet was stunned by what she said, and interest ignited in his eyes: "Yes."

Kanzaki Hitomi looked her straight in the eye and said, "You don't have to tell me what you're asking. Just keep it in your heart. I'm just the messenger of God's will."

After she finished speaking, she looked down at the three piles of cards and said, "Choose a pile based on your feeling and I will shuffle it for you."

Platelet looked hesitant, swinging his index finger back and forth in the air, and finally chose the one to his right, which was also the one to Kanzaki Hitomi's left.

Kanzaki Hitomi shuffled the cards with her hands crossed, and said thoughtfully: "This."

After shuffling the plates three or four times, she asked the platelets, "Do you think this is okay? Do you need to keep shuffling?"

Platelet came back to his senses, was stunned by Kanzaki Hitomi's perfunctory response, and nodded, "Okay."

Kanzaki Hitomi placed the cards in front of her and pulled them counterclockwise. The seven cards at the bottom of the deck were spread out one by one with their backs facing up.

Kanzaki Hitomi closed her eyes and said, "Now choose one of these seven cards. It will guide you."

Platelet hesitated, "Can I only draw one?"

Kanzaki Hitomi nodded, as if sensing her hesitation: "Don't be nervous, choose based on your feelings, and you will find the card that suits you best."

She didn't rush and waited quietly for the platelets to make a decision.

Fu Yuan was watching from the side. She knew a little about Tarot cards, which were said to be psychological hints.

If the result of the draw is good, the stall owner will generally say some good words, and then add: the future can be changed, you should be humble and calm, etc.

If the result of the lottery is bad, the stall owner will also say: The future can be changed...

In short, Fu Yuan didn't believe in this thing. But Platelet pulled her over, and since she had nothing else to do, she might as well come and take a look.

It was a dream after all, and it was somewhat different from the tarot readings she had seen others do before. At least she knew that in reality, one could not hesitate when choosing cards.

It is said that only the cards you grab at first instinct are the ones that best fit the current energy. Repeated weighing will easily lead to unnecessary thoughts and interfere with the results.

Platelet hesitated for half a minute, and finally his finger stopped at the one in the middle.

Before she could speak, Kanzaki Hitomi said, "Once you have made up your mind, open it yourself. Your destiny is determined by yourself."

Fu Yuan was stunned. Didn’t it say “God is watching you” at the beginning? Why did it say “Your destiny is determined by yourself” at the end?
No matter what she thought, Platelet pinched the tarot card with two fingers and turned it over.

Judgement, Reversed.

Platelet looked at the reversed card and was a little panicked. He wanted to turn over the other cards, but was held down by Kanzaki Hitomi.

Kanzaki Hitomi looked at her and said, "Customer, according to the procedure, you need to listen to my explanation."

Platelet retracted his hand.

Kanzaki Hitomi picked up the reversed Judgment card, and Fu Yuan saw a blonde girl lying on the ground with her eyes closed, holding a yellow cotton ball in her hand.

Hitomi Kanzaki said: "What you are asking is not optimistic. It may cause you to fail and your dreams to be shattered. But it is not that there is no hope. It is just that it will take a long time for it to recover. It depends on whether you can survive this difficult time."

"Your recent decision may be unfavorable to you. Your ideas are not accepted. It's over before it even begins."

"The worse news is that you can't make a decision. Even if you choose to start over, you can't go back to the way things were. Clinging to your feelings will keep you in a state of confusion for a long time."

　These two chapters are Tarot cards.

(It may be a little different from what you see in reality)
But don't be superstitious. Man proposes, God disposes.

　
(End of this chapter)