"The Seer Association."
Amid the crackling firewood, Shade's answer came almost without hesitation.
The Seer Association had never experienced any particularly great period of expansion; during certain periods of history, it had even declined into a regional organization. But the Seer Association had never vanished. It had existed alongside human civilization almost continuously, because the desire to know the future had been an unextinguished hope of intelligent beings since ancient times.
And the association that had developed rapidly by chance through Rhodes Cards in the Sixth Epoch was probably the strongest it had ever been in history.
"Those people who only ever say half of what they mean really do have a way to make themselves live longer."
The Moon Witch spoke softly. It seemed diviners had the same habits in every era.
"No, the Seer Association probably won't have any records about contacting gods. Cautious diviners do not store dangerous knowledge, and even if they do, they would not casually tell an outsider like you about it."
Miss Feliana spoke again. This time, Shade thought for a moment.
"The Blood Spirit School."
He pursed his lips, then added:
"I have a conflict with them."
"That is quite normal. The Blood Spirit School had a poor reputation even in our era. I did not expect those people to have lasted so long. It seems that evil god you mentioned last time was probably connected to them. But I do not think they would possess records of contacting a god through the Radiance Doorway either. The Blood Spirit School's knowledge leans more toward blood."
Miss Feliana spoke softly, but she did not let Shade continue listing possibilities. After thinking for a moment, she said:
"I have thought of an organization that may know information about the ritual. And if it still