The reason he had "coincidentally" chosen him before was that, in Laine's perception, he was the one with the highest "aptitude" among the nearby humans. Yet even so, Kolon's ability was actually quite limited, at least not sufficient to directly bear the power of a divine nature.
But now, from Laine's detached perspective, he unexpectedly discovered that a connection of destiny had formed between Kolon and Ande at some point.
Although this connection was still weak, if nothing unexpected happened, as Laine gave Ande more "recompense," the bond would become clearer.
"Destiny is indeed elusive,"
he said, shaking his head slightly. Although Laine could have solved this issue early on, he did nothing. By the day he left, Ande would no longer be the weak child he was today. By then, he could resolve the trouble on his own.
