By this point, Aleister had taken some interest as well.
Aleister had long since grown accustomed to the experience of seeing through the "storyline" like a "prophet" wherever she went.
Whether in Avalon or the Theocracy, Iver's perspective when it came to these troublesome matters was always from a lofty vantage point.
He was not investigating the essence of the event. Instead, he was grasping its characteristics, comparing them with the vague impressions remaining in his memory, and skipping past the details to search directly for the truth.
The essence of this behavior was much like "divination" or "prophecy."
But this particular sequence of events was completely absent from Iver's memories.
As far as he recalled, the City of Knowledge, Leipzig, had never experienced a major crisis on this scale!
It had not even become a map that players could explore... Instead, it had become a dungeon they passed through during a main storyline.
After Antimony was destroyed by the Fallen Angel and split apart, Leipzig was no longer the City of Knowledge.
With the Demon Scholar falling under the Fallen Angel's control in turn, the Royal Alchemy Association disbanding, and the Child of the Moon naturally seizing control of Antimony's upper echelons, those ruined cities fell into their hands.
At that time, Leipzig was known as the "City of Blood Banquet," while the Earl Leipzig was called the "Blood Banquet Master." When Iver had challenged this dungeon back then, he had subconsciously assumed that the boss was Count Dracula because the boss was called an "earl" and was a vampire... It was only after coming to Leipzig that he gradually remembered this fact.
The original Leipzig should have been a fairly peaceful place. The disaster they faced back then was both their first and their last. The place Master