Chapter 5 Five

"Never mind, you two! Just five minutes please get along!" Noah ordered, who was annoyed when he heard Ares and Pandora's argument.

The Wolf's second direction led Noah to a lake, where on the edge of the lake he saw a person wearing a white hood who was looking sadly at the lake. Noah cautiously approached the person and stepped slowly while continuing to tighten his fist.

"My mother said that outside the borders it wasn't so bad. She once met a Dwarf, who always made funny jokes every minute," said the woman.

"What do you mean by that? Moreover, who are you? Are you the one who sent the idea to me?" Noah asked to confirm.

The woman turned her body towards Noah, revealing the graceful face of a woman with long hair and brown skin with a pair of beautiful green eyes. "It doesn't matter, I've watched your fight. However, let me tell you a fortune so that I know you are the right person to end the Age of Alienation," he asked.

Noah stared sharply at the woman, still not believing the person he had just met. "Don't be so reckless! I don't know who you are, what do you mean by ending the Age of Alienation?" asked Noah.

"You have two wolves inside your body. If you can defeat General Jorgen, then killing me won't be difficult," teased the woman.

Noah and his two wolves were shocked to hear the mysterious woman's words, considering that only he and his father knew that her body was inhabited by two wolf souls. "Give me your hand, let me see what your future looks like," the woman asked.

"Ares, are you okay?" asked Noah.

"If there's danger, you know what we have to do," Ares replied.

According to the woman's request, Noah stretched out his right hand, then the girl began to examine Noah's palm.

"O genitrix spiritus, da mihi personam, coram me guberna"

After the woman cast the spell, Noah's hand, which had previously been ordinary, began to emit a soft magical light. As if there was an invisible aura, the hand glowed with an alluring luster, radiating mystical energy. The sparkle blew and entered the mysterious woman's head through her forehead.

The woman sat limply after the magical glow entered her body. Noah quickly grabbed the woman's arm and checked her condition. "Are you okay? What happened?" asked Noah.

The woman's limp face slowly became cheerful, as if she had just seen something amazing. The woman then let go of Noah's hand and got up to look back at the lake, which looked graceful in the light of the crescent moon.

"The Binding Ceremony is coming soon, as the heir of the Kruger Clan, you need Luna to accompany you. However, I doubt it, because my vision shows that, there will be no female Werewolf who is suitable to match you, the owner of the greatest Wolf energy in hundreds of years of Werewolf civilization," he explained.

Noah's eyes widened at the woman's prediction, worry arose in his heart that he wouldn't find his Luna within two weeks. "The interesting part, I saw you standing in front of a pile of corpses, standing proudly while raising one hand in front of the Werewolf," he continued.

"Hey, you're lying, right? Say this is all a trick! Do you know how important Luna is to me!?" Noah cursed.

"There is a difference between Destiny and Fate. Destiny is a path of life that has been determined from the time you were born until you die. Fate is the same way. The difference is, you can't change Destiny but you can still change Fate," explained the woman.

"Then tell me! Between your two predictions, which one is Fate and which one is Fate!" Noah insisted.

"Oh, my lord. An Oracle cannot provide a detailed description of what he predicts, including which predictions are Fate or Fate," he continued.

"So why are you smiling?! What are you really hiding? Please don't play games with me, Oracle!" Noah snapped.

Whether she was afraid, the woman still casually listened to Noah who continued to urge her, occasionally laughing a little without once taking her eyes off the lake. "From the four races spread across mainland Europe, there are many types of magicians with different magical abilities. Oracles are not the highest class of magicians, we only convey messages about what we have envisioned, but cannot guarantee the truth of the predictions that will come. according to our predictions. It all depends on the actions of the person being predicted. Logically, if someone knows the future, it is likely that person will try to change it, either improve it or make it better. That way, it means that what has been predicted will never happen, right? ?" said the woman.

Noah started to get confused when he heard the woman's words, which became increasingly difficult to understand. "Then why did you mention the Age of Alienation earlier? What does the Age of Alienation have to do with my prediction?" asked Noah.

The woman's smiling face slowly changed to pity when she heard Noah's question. "We, the four races spread across mainland Europe, once lived in harmony and side by side with each other. All races have their uniqueness, Humans with their knowledge, Dwarves with their forging skills, Vampires with their magical abilities, and Werewolves, with their hunting instincts. My mother never saw "The hospitality of the races was different again since the war broke out and created the Age of Alienation, until he closed his eyes, went to eternal rest, left me carrying the dream of the end of the Age of Alienation," he explained pitifully.

The woman suddenly sobbed after her happy expression faded, but Noah's heart was not moved at all to see the cry of the woman whom he still considered mysterious. "Of the many descendants of Alpha that I have predicted, only in your prediction can I see a picture of the end of the era of alienation, although I cannot guarantee that it will come true, just seeing the picture makes me happy," he explained while wiping his tears.

"Is she an Oracle or an actor? Her emotions change very quickly," said Pandora.

"Mr. Noah Kruger, thank you for the beautiful image of your future. That's all I want to do, see a speck of false hope. Hopefully, we can meet another time," said the woman.

"Oi! Wait-".

Noah didn't have time to prevent the woman from leaving to be questioned further, the woman's body glowed with a dazzling light, so that Noah had to block his view with both hands. After a few moments, the light dimmed, seeming to disappear the body of the mysterious woman, leaving behind a white veil that did not disappear.