Every "Night of Prophecy," the prophecies made by those invited were recorded in the "Book of Prophecy."
Once the "Night of Prophecy" ended, the contents recorded in the "Book of Prophecy" would always somehow leak out and spread far and wide.
Over time, "having left a prophecy in the Book of Prophecy" became something prophets compared among themselves, much like whether one possessed an invitation to the Star Tower.
Of course, leaving a prophecy in the "Book of Prophecy" was clearly a more prestigious achievement.
One reason those frauds who deceived the public snuck into the "Night of Prophecy" was to leave their mark in the "Book of Prophecy."
Based on the rule that the words in the "Book of Prophecy" could not be erased, leaving even a single entry counted as success.
As for whether the prophecy they left behind was correct...
Making a few disaster predictions that were bound to come true was easy enough. True prophets dealt in prophecy.
Fake prophets dealt in words. What was called the art of language—did they understand it or not?
"Come to think of it, since we've been invited to the 'Night of Prophecy,' we should leave behind one or two prophecies according to the rules. They'll naturally be entered into the 'Book of Prophecy,'" Dark said.
Gina Grant could not help but ponder. "That is indeed a problem. I don't want to leave an incorrect prophecy in the 'Book of Prophecy.'"
Dark said, "If all else fails, we can make an apocalypse prophecy for several thousand years from now—"
Gina Grant looked up. "Because no one will be around to see it anyway, right?"
Dark said, "Who knows? Maybe someone will dig it up a few thousand years later and cause quite a stir."
Gina Grant said, "I can see