Dark Dimon
Leo Spencer
Bruce Wheeler
Frank Howells, among them, was a sage from Phoenix City.
Leo Spencer was a member of the Thunder Elf Tribe, a rare race among the elves.
As for Bruce Wheeler, he had once been a prophet.
Late at Night, Alone with a Restless Pillow (4k)
In an age when even the Star Tower was searching for a way out, where did the future of Prophets lie?
Bruce Wheeler had once been a prophet who longed for the Star Tower. But now, he was a magister highly skilled in dueling.
Moreover, his duels were distinctive and highly entertaining. He always anticipated his enemies' moves, countering them at every step, defeating opponents before they could even bring thirty percent of their strength to bear, giving off the powerful impression that he had the entire match under control.
Since he had maintained this style from the preliminary rounds onward, rumors had spread that he was favored by a God of Fate and was likewise a divine envoy in possession of a "God Card." However, Bruce had yet to reveal any concrete proof, so nothing could be confirmed for the time being.
But the information Dark had obtained indicated that the Star Tower had already sent someone to approach him, and their discussions had gone very well.
There was probably no suspense about Bruce Wheeler joining the Star Tower.
Ever since the Three Fates awakened, the path of Prophets had become increasingly difficult, and the Star Tower's prospects had remained uncertain. If Bruce truly had the favor of a God of Fate, he could become a guiding light for the Star Tower's future.
After all, one could not simply abandon a profession one had worked in for an entire lifetime.
Pledging themselves to a God of Fate might