"Mark Moody?"
This was a name Thea Shaw hadn't heard before.
Adrian Anson nodded: "We generally call him Mr. Moody. There aren't many masters in the sect whose names we recognize; he's one of them. He once read Regina Shelby's fortune."
Thea Shaw had already taken out her phone to look up information on Mark Moody.
In this day and age, modern technology still has its vast benefits.
Mark Moody's public identity is also the chairman of a nominal company.
It's likely that not many people are looking into him, so there's very little information available.
Thea Shaw showed the information to Adrian Anson: "Is this him?"
Adrian Anson glanced at it and nodded: "Yes, generally, people like us will have a position in the sect as well as a public identity, which makes social interactions easier."
This way, when meeting others, one can say he's the chairman of such-and-such a company rather than a fortune-telling master.
