"You've made headway on the 'Greater Prophecy Spell'?
You really are something, managing to get somewhere with a spell that difficult."
When Roland learned of this, a rather strange expression appeared on his face.
"Didn't you support their project before? Why do you look like you can't accept it now that they've made progress?" Trina asked curiously.
"Have you ever heard the saying, 'Accepting a gift doesn't mean I agree'?" Roland said to Trina.
"So working on the project with them doesn't mean you support it either?"
"Exactly. I only wanted to get some funding to spend. Who knew they'd be so enthusiastic and invest so much?"
Trina couldn't help rolling her eyes.
But even she had to admit that these Grand Mages were first-rate at securing funding.
Every so often, they even reimbursed the cost of hiring her as a bodyguard.
Deep down, Roland thought little of the project, but for the sake of its funding and spin-off results, he had participated in it. Naturally, he knew that their work combined recent archaeological findings with the Runology Arcana developed by many of the Xinweila World's finest minds.
Upon learning that they had made headway, he still dutifully went over to find out more.
The law of "eating your words" had struck again.
"Sir Roland, you're finally here! Come and see our latest results."
After Roland reached the other side of the Academy, Professor Anglando handed him a set of documents, his face full of delight.
"What's this?"
Roland opened the documents.
"Hmm? The portions concerning prophecy and wishes that transcend space and time..."
Runes could transmit information across space and time, giving them the power to influence events over hundreds or thousands of years and traverse the past and future.
Drawing on this inspiration, Professor Anglando and the others