The two prophecies that drew the most attention from the major wizard organizations were undoubtedly Doomscape and Peach Heart Theater.
The reason Doomscape drew such concern was that all wizards were highly sensitive to "disaster-type" prophecies. Every Stargazing Day, this was the kind of prophecy they least wished to see.
Yet disasters concerned everyone's survival. Thus, even if they did not wish to see them, once such a prophecy emerged, it was still the first thing everyone discussed.
Fortunately, almost everyone agreed that this Doomscape was not in the Southern Region. The gods and Evil Spirits that appeared within it were unlikely to exist in the Southern Region.
Since it was not the Southern Region standing on the brink of apocalypse, the sense of urgency naturally diminished. Some wizards from various organizations even secretly searched for the place where the apocalypse would occur. After all, though an apocalypse was terrifying, disaster riches were very real.
Besides Doomscape, the prophecy of Peach Heart Theater descending upon the world attracted the most attention.
On Stargazing Day, the vast majority of prophecy wizards knew nothing whatsoever about Peach Heart Theater. Yet once news of it returned, it immediately exploded.
Peach Heart Theater was not a secret; it was merely that it had not appeared in the Southern Region for too long, and people had gradually forgotten it. When it appeared once more, any wizard organization with even a little foundation could look through its records and find relevant information.
Peach Heart Theater was almost the same as Time Thief: both were embodiments of the will of apex lifeforms!
As for Time Thief, aside from people like Sanders, who had encountered it and thus felt intense wariness, everyone else was actually deeply envious. In their eyes, one might not necessarily find truth in the