Sword Maiden Died?

In Star Country, inside the girls' dormitory of Sword Flower University, Adele lay on her bed, nervously browsing the School Forum.

<Details of the Phantom Prophet's Resurrection Incident>

Fallen Saints Have Reached 4

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<To This Day, We Still Don't Know Who Obtained the Lake Light Inheritance>

Pinned at the very top of the forum were these four red-highlighted posts. All of them were the hottest news of the past two days, and even Adele, a standard university student who was not even a spellcaster, was following the updates.

The most eye-catching among them was naturally the Phantom Prophet's resurrection incident.

Although most people had never had the chance to participate in the Phantom Inheritance, the Phantom Manual had already become Gala City's best-selling book. On Gala City's book sales chart for the past month, Phantom Manual, Time Manual, and Lakeside Manual occupied the top three spots. After all, what publisher would miss out on books like these, packed with gimmicks yet requiring no copyright fees?

Among them, the sales volume of the Phantom Manual was several times that of the latter two combined. There were even rumors that Thousand Stars Merchant Guild was already planning a Shadow Drama about the Phantom Prophet. After all, keywords like "rebirth," "cruelty," "cunning," and "revenge" surrounding the Phantom Prophet were simply too attractive to directors and screenwriters.

In this kind of public-opinion environment, news of the Phantom Prophet's resurrection was practically like Mars igniting the spellcaster class of Star Country. After all, someone like the Phantom Prophet was a popular character full of dramatic tension when he lived on the Light Screen, but if he really appeared in reality, who could withstand that?

And the Phantom Prophet's resurrection