The Magician: "There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with that."
Wheel of Fortune: "There's a huge problem with it."
High Priestess: "How so?"
Wheel of Fortune: "Did you forget that the meteorites The Tower provided before had all existed for thousands of years? That was why they contained such enormous Magic Power and could be used as high-grade materials."
Wheel of Fortune: "These meteorites that just fell don't have that accumulation of time."
Wheel of Fortune: "So comparing them to the previous batch is completely meaningless."
High Priestess: "Uh..."
The Magician: "..."
After Esmeralda's reminder, Vivian and David finally remembered that detail.
Indeed.
The previous meteorites had all been called [Millennium XX Meteorites].
As for these that had just fallen, forget about Magic Power—even their names definitely wouldn't have the [Millennium] prefix.
It was frustrating, but there was nothing they could do about it.
High Priestess: "No, weren't we discussing the Meteor Shower?"
Because it had happened so suddenly.
The trio, who had spent the past two days studying how to repair the Dormitory in the shelter, had somehow drifted onto this topic as they chatted.
But clearly, compared to repairing the shelter, the Meteor Shower—with its overwhelming visual impact—was more worthy of discussion.
Or rather, all their attention had been drawn to it.
The Magician: "What's there to talk about? No one's replying right now. Just wait."
High Priestess: "I'm bored. Let's just chat about something."
Wheel of Fortune: "There really isn't much to talk about right now."
The Moon: "Just wait. The Tower will definitely check the messages after she's finished dealing with things over there."
If anyone in the Tarot Villa group was unfazed by everything that had happened today—
It had to be Shang Chuan.
To Shang Chuan, major events like the Meteor Shower or