Professor Medea would go to see Sister Callian later and have her give Eudora a full-body examination, just in case there were other hidden costs.
Professor Medea also planned to ask Sister Callian to prepare a bottle of eye drops to conceal the—
golden star in Eudora's eye.
But that would only conceal it on the surface.
Professor Medea might try another approach: artificially guiding the changes in the cost, in order to avoid the [Death Omen]
But Dark couldn't follow the conversation any further.
Besides, it wasn't really appropriate for him to keep accompanying them.
So, at ten that night, Dark got out of the carriage and temporarily parted ways with Professor Medea and Eudora.
He hugged little Eevee close and watched the Pumpkin Carriage gradually disappear.
After a quiet sigh, he turned and headed off.
When Dark returned to his dorm, he transcribed all the prophecies from that night onto a page.
Then he took out a chart for learning pronunciation and used the clumsiest method, piecing together the sounds one by one. At last, he got Eevee-chan to write down the changes she'd seen in the "Night Veil" that evening.
They weren't particularly dramatic changes.
In short, a great many little tadpole-like black tentacles had grown out of the "Night Veil," wriggling in the wind like seaweed, all in a neat row.
As for what that sight meant—
Dark tried to interpret it, but he couldn't help feeling the meaning he came up with was of little use, so he set it aside for the time being.
It was much like the whole page of Prophecy Interpretation he'd written that evening: not much use at all.
The only useful one was Eudora's prophecy.
And the more he pondered it, the deeper it seemed.
"The stars fall, the