When Sifa read the prophecy of the apocalypse, he had hoped the author of Spirit World Notes would write more about it. Unfortunately, the Abraham traveler seemed indifferent to the subject and had asked no further questions.
The account jumped straight from the prophecy of the apocalypse to the curse on his family's bloodline.
Sifa felt rather helpless. If it were me, I'd have kept Venithan there until he'd explained that prophecy properly.
As for the Abraham bloodline curse, Yellow Light Venithan had told the traveler that, in a certain sense, it was indeed a curse, but its essence was entirely different from curses in mysticism. The solution lay in the future, in the hands of an Apprentice who would receive help from a hidden existence.
He had also warned the traveler from the Abraham Family that the day the curse was lifted would mark the beginning of the Abrahams' true calamity.
As for what that calamity would be, he said he did not know either, believing it involved great existences at the level of gods.
After reading this passage, Sifa remembered that the Watchers had mentioned the Abraham curse before, saying that the Abrahams' ancestor was on the moon.
And Venithan's prophecy had mentioned a gaze cast from the starry sky. In other words, was whatever would cause the apocalypse out among the stars?
Then, was the Abraham ancestor's presence on the moon connected to the starry sky?
What could those things out among the stars be?
Finally, Yellow Light Venithan had also said that the rulers of the Pure Light Brotherhood-the seven Pure Lights-often entered the real world, becoming human through various means to teach the corresponding knowledge.
Based on this, the owner of the notes had speculated that Roselle Gustav, who could be considered a mentor in