The restricted area of the Divine Hall of Fortune was left unguarded. Even the outermost layer of Restrictions was merely a thin barrier forbidding entry. This was unlike other Churches, which seemed to wish they could stack hundreds of thick layers of Restrictions on their doors.
Inside the Forbidden Hall, books and Scrolls were displayed alongside peculiar trinkets—Rings, Pendants, and vibrantly colored gemstones. None of these items had dedicated Restrictions placed upon them. However, engraved in the Common Tongue on a seemingly priceless desk was a single line of text: "To the fated: if you see it, it is yours."
He thought, "Oh? In that case, it means as long as I can carry them away, all these things belong to me. I'll leave the books where they are." Lu Cang instructed Leng Qingying to copy the books. As for everything else, they were packed up and taken away.
