The Tower Lord's Road to Becoming a Second-Circle Wizard

"The first four prophecies respectively involved the mortal kingdoms, knightly orders, demi-human forces, and you Prossians."

"It was also because of this fourth prophecy that you Prossians are now in such an awkward position within the Tower of Dawn."

As Sally spoke, she had been secretly watching Leo's expression.

Seeing that Leo's reaction was minimal, Sally continued, "Of course, the Tower Lord later revised the fourth prophecy. It became: 'The nameless Wizard wearing a crown attempted to destroy the tower with a Falling Spell, while the masked Wizard prevented the story from reaching its final curtain.'"

"Although some people still hold prejudices against Prossians, at least in the Central Region, Prossians are treated no differently from ordinary Wizards."

Leo's expression truly did not change much, but it was naturally impossible for his heart to feel no ripples at all.

The Tower Lord was the supreme existence of the Tower of Dawn.

If the Tower Lord's Prophecy had directly declared the Prossians to be enemies, Leo felt he ought to flee as soon as possible, lest he catch the Tower Lord's eye.

After thinking for a moment, Leo asked, "Wizard Sally, does a Prophecy Spell refer to the ability to foresee the future?"

"No." Sally shook her head. "A Prophecy Spell generally interferes with the present, causing the future to contract into the state described by the prophecy."

"Let me give you an example."

"It is not because you will die in the future that your future death is foretold."

"Rather, because a Wizard wants you to die in the future, they use a Prophecy Spell to foretell your future death."

Hearing this, Leo pondered slightly.

Although the fourth prophecy had later changed, did that mean the Tower Lord of the Tower of Dawn had once tried to provoke a conflict