That meant what Lotdan had glimpsed at the time was only a corner of Fate.
He was merely an insignificant character in this book of Fate.
The volume on destiny recorded the major events that would unfold in the world.
The nearest major event was in August, three months from now.
The reshaping of the Source...
He had no idea what this vague reference meant, but since it involved the Source, it was bound to have a huge connection to the profession of mage.
It might even have a great deal to do with Izpalut.
There was a lot at the beginning of Volume Two, but it all counted as history, not the future.
Only the section about the year 5036 could be considered the future.
But the section about 5036 ended with the revelation of the mysteries. There were no further records after that, as if all futures came to an abrupt halt there and the world would never have another new chapter.
The end of the world?
No.
Lu Cang looked at the others from the Land of Seeing the Moon.
At least their Death Dates weren't so near. They should still be able to live well; at least, it didn't look as though everything had ended.
A few people did have particularly near Death Dates.
But given the state of the world, with danger everywhere, it wouldn't be surprising to die at any time.
As for Volume Three...
"Volume Three: The Empty Tribulation."
"All previous predictions have encompassed every variable, including the chaos of the Fourth Moon Star, the First Moon Star's oblivion, Deep Earth's fantasies, and the Secret Keeper's concealment."
"Everything seen has become inevitable."
"When I saw this, I no longer dared to read further. I feared that I had confirmed the outcome of everything,