The villainous young master just wants to live a Buddhist-like life.

　"Invitation letter", or "Invitation letter" purchased directly from the black market.

　In addition, some people choose to forge "invitation letters".

　Even worse, some people directly use magic to sneak into the Star Tower. None of that matters.

　The Star Tower is very tolerant of this. As long as they are not exposed, they do not mind communicating with those who have infiltrated the Star Tower as if they were true prophets.

　Of course, this only applies to the first three floors of the "Star Tower".

　The real access control for the "Star Tower" is at the entrance from the third floor to the fourth floor.

　Dark and Gina Grant, senior students, presented their "invitations" and successfully passed through the first-floor access control to enter the "Star Tower".

　Ellie also successfully obtained a temporary follower card, which allows her to choose a room on the first three floors to stay temporarily.

　After passing through the gate, the three of them got back into the carriage and drove directly into the tower.

　The first floor of the Star Tower is a garden area, planted with a large number of flowers and plants, and pavilions can be seen everywhere, where prophets can relax, enjoy the flowers, play chess and chat.

　Visitors' carriages or mounts would be placed in a special area on this first floor.

　It's past midnight, but there are still quite a few people walking around in the garden on the first floor.

　These people arrived even earlier, some even having stayed for several days, all so they wouldn't miss the "Night of Prophecy."

　Dark lifted the car curtain, observed the passersby, and couldn't help but remark, "Are all prophets night owls?"

　Gina Grant said, "Whether the prophets know or not, I think astrologers must all be night owls."

　Dak thought about it and couldn't refute it.

　"I heard there are garden rooms on the first floor, shall we go look for them?" he asked.

　Gina Grant shook her head and said, "I want to live higher up."

　Dark said, "Then let's go to the third floor."

　The second floor of the "Star Tower" is a commercial area, where you can find almost any shop you can find on the market, including all kinds of shopping and entertainment facilities.

　In addition, a large number of guest rooms have been built in the center of the second floor.

　Many prophets accustomed to urban environments choose to live on the second floor. Above that is the third floor.

　The third floor of the "Star Tower" is a more formal exchange area, with most of the buildings being quite formal. The most important facilities are the library and divination room, as well as meeting rooms and an auditorium.

　The environment here is rather quiet, and people are generally mindful of keeping quiet when they come and go, speaking in hushed tones when they talk.

　The guest rooms on the third floor also have a cold, hard style, square in shape, with gray bricks and white walls.

　The three of them went straight to the third floor, found their guest rooms, and chose three adjacent rooms to check in.

　Dak placed the sleeping Guhuoniao and Foxheartfire on the bed, covered them with a small blanket, and then began to move his luggage, bathe and change his clothes.

　When he finally fell asleep, it was past 2 a.m.

　The next day.

　Dak woke up automatically at seven o'clock sharp, and as soon as he opened his eyes, he saw the little Guhuoniao trying to scratch his nose with its feathers.

　When the latter saw him suddenly open his eyes, he quickly hid the feather behind his back, a silly grin on his face.

　Dak yawned and got up to wash up.

　The rooms at "Star Tower" are all independent suites with their own bathrooms, which is very convenient.

　Afterwards, he met up with Gina and Ellie, had breakfast together, and then went their separate ways.

　Gina wanted to explore the Star Tower thoroughly and get to know her fellow prophets.

　Dark then took Ellie with him to look after the two little ones. Dark himself planned to head directly to the upper levels to find Professor Midia and Eudora.

　In short, it's not very convenient to bring Gina along.

　He went directly to the entrance between the third and fourth floors and asked the guard to inform Professor Mitis.

　The guards of the Star Tower were still very respectful to the visitor holding the "invitation," even though the "invitation" was in the hands of such a young person.

　Dak waited at the door for about ten minutes before the guard hurriedly returned and led him into the fourth floor.

　Dark could clearly sense that the guard's attitude towards him had changed.

　One can only say that there are differences between respect and respect.

　When the guard returned, he clearly regarded him as one of his own, and even took the initiative to lift his mask and introduce himself.

　His name is John, a common name.

　Dark exchanged a few words with him and learned that he was a "local" who had grown up in the Star Tower. Because his parents were both Star Armor Guardians, he also became a Star Armor Guardian and was now a squad leader.

　"It seems Professor Mitia has a surprisingly good reputation within the Star Tower." Dark was somewhat surprised, but did not discuss it further.

　John's change in attitude was clearly due to Professor Mitis. He probably mistook him for Professor Mitis's student.

　With this in mind, Dark felt a bit more comfortable talking to John. The fourth floor of the "Star Tower" was a single, unified space; aside from a large plaza at the entrance, the interior was entirely designed like a large research lab.

　In Duck's words, it was an unexpected modernization.

　The magic stone embedded in the ceiling emitted a light like an incandescent bulb, illuminating the entire room.

　Many of the staff I encountered along the way were even wearing white coats. They seemed more like researchers than astrologers.

　Dak followed John inside, his curiosity growing. The interior of this "Star Tower" was completely different from what he had imagined.

　In her daily conversations, Professor Midia didn't seem to mention it—or rather, she had become so accustomed to this scenario that she didn't see it as something that needed special explanation.

　As he walked, Dak suddenly stopped, his gaze involuntarily falling on a staff member who passed by him.

　To be precise, it landed on the book in that person's hand.

　The staff member was reading even while walking, and looked completely absorbed in it.

　Darke glanced at it and immediately recognized it as a math book! And judging by its thickness, it was a combined first and second-grade math textbook! "What exactly is this Star Tower? The birthplace of future science?"

　Seeing that John had already walked far away, Dak quickly followed.

　Although the art style is bizarre, it's second only to this.

　Seeing that the staff member was learning mathematics on his own, Dak felt a strange sense of relief.

　Although the environment here appears modern, it lacks the technological civilization that this world shouldn't have.

　They continued to study techniques related to magic, alchemy, and sorcery.

　We'll find out the specifics by asking Professor Mitia later.

　But he wasn't taken to Professor Mitia; instead, he was taken to Eudora.

Chapter 1140 Eudora Wayne's Powerful Punch (10k votes requested)

　"I've brought her here. Good luck, little Eudora!"

　After escorting Dark into the room, John quietly raised his hand, clenched his fist at Eudora who was looking at him timidly, and then silently left.

　He didn't say it aloud, of course, but everyone knew what he was thinking.

　It has been a year since Professor Mitia brought Eudora into the "Star Tower".

　The Star Guardians of the Star Tower all had a great fondness for this seemingly timid but resolute young girl.

　Some of the younger Star Armor Guards instinctively treated her like a younger sister.

　John was one of them.

　However, Eudora couldn't handle their excessive enthusiasm at all, and every time she returned to the "Star Tower," she would avoid them.

　However, the more they did this, the more they wanted to tease her.

　As for Eudora's affection for Dark, it was something they guessed by analyzing clues.

　Therefore, Dark's fame in the "Star Tower" was actually higher than he had imagined.

　Therefore, when he appeared at the entrance to the fourth floor, John did not go to Professor Mitia at all, but instead did something that conformed to the rules—he went to Professor Mitia's disciple, Eudora.

　After confirming that it was indeed Dark, John brought Dark here.

　Seeing the two blushes appear on Eudora's cheeks, John quietly closed the lab door, feeling a surge of satisfaction at having "done a good deed."

　"Wh-when did you get here?" Eudora accidentally bit her tongue.

　“After midnight last night.” Dark walked inside without any hesitation.

　He walked and looked around.

　The research room where Eudora was located had obvious experimental tables and material storage, and further inside there were desks, bookshelves, and other items.

　Clearly, this research room was specially set aside for her to study in.

　Among them, the one that attracted Dak's attention the most was the planetarium on his desk.

　That was no ordinary toy or prop, but a magical astronomical instrument that Professor Mitia had used in class, capable of connecting with the stars and following the actual celestial phenomena.

　With this planetarium, you can observe the stars overhead without leaving your home.

　However, the celestial phenomena presented in this way are not particularly accurate. To obtain precise data, you still need to observe them yourself.

　The astronomical telescopes circulating outside are products from the "Star Tower".

　Eudora also has an astronomical telescope, but it's not in this research lab; it's in her own room.

　Her room has a balcony where she can set up a telescope.

　Dark walked up to Eudora and asked curiously, "What are you doing?" Eudora replied, "I'm studying astrology. You know, tomorrow night is a very special day. On that day, fortune tellers are more likely to glimpse the trajectory of fate. That's why the Tower Master is holding the 'Night of Prophecy' tomorrow night."

　Dark nodded slightly and said, "I've heard of that. However, 'Night of Prophecy' is their stage; we can simply observe."

　He hoped Eudora would do as few divinations as possible to avoid accumulating costs.

　Eudora put down what she was holding, led him to sit on the sofa, and said, "Teacher Mitia said the same thing, but I also want to have a divination done properly."

　Dark said, “I understand. The opportunity to be recorded in the Book of Prophecy is extremely rare. It's arguably the most honorable moment for a prophet. However, leaving a mark in the Book of Prophecy doesn't necessarily require paying the price of divination. I think using astrological theories, simply calculating from the changes in celestial bodies, is also a form of prophecy. What do you think?”

　Eudora blinked, somewhat uneasy. "Will that work? What if the prophecy is wrong...?"

　Dark smiled and said, "If you really don't like it, then just compile the prophecies about Ragnarok that you saw before and repeat them again."

　“Ragnarok…but now…” Eudora’s face flushed red, and she looked around for a long time before suddenly lowering her voice and saying, “Teacher Mitia told me that some gods have already been resurrected…”

　Dark played along, pretending to have eavesdropped, and whispered in her ear, "Without dawn, there is no dusk. But Professor Midia, you really can't keep secrets."

　Eudora suddenly realized what was happening, then felt a slight itch on her earlobe, which instantly turned bright red. Meanwhile, Dark, after discovering that Professor Mitia hadn't completely kept the secret, suddenly felt less excited about tomorrow night's "Night of Prophecy."

　Originally, he thought he would have a chance to witness the prophets' self-destructive statements tomorrow night, especially the higher-ups of the "Star Tower"... but it turns out Professor Mitia couldn't keep the secret at all.

　Since even Eudora knows about it, the tower master of the "Star Tower" must also know about the resurgence of the gods.

　Even if Professor Midia didn't say it directly, she should have guided the discussion indirectly. But there's nothing that can be done about it, since Professor Midia is essentially a member of the "Star Tower" and will naturally think about the "Star Tower's" interests.

　Moreover, given the current situation, there are actually many ways to obtain this information.

　These prophets, in particular, usually have close ties with those in power, so they are bound to catch a whiff of what's going on.

　Within the capital alone, many nobles learned of the news, and it quickly spread.

　Furthermore, a prophet is, after all, a prophet; their divination also has its limitations.

　It is possible to see.

　It's just unknown how many of the prophets, like Jia Yan, who were invited to the "Night of Prophecy," are completely unaware of this.

　After pondering for a while, Dak directly asked Eudora how much she knew. Eudora only knew that a god had been resurrected, and that it was related to the Mountain of the Gods.

　Dark blinked and readily recounted the entire story of Hermes. This matter was, after all, supposed to be made public in two weeks.

　On the other hand, no one actually keeps those so-called agreements. Just say what needs to be said; there's no need to hide anything.

　When Eudora heard him say this, she was shocked, her eyes wide with disbelief the whole time.

　Dark's encounter on Mount Gods was already incredibly legendary. Rose, on her own, is a story no less epic than a hero battling a demon king.

　To outsiders, it sounded like a legend.

　Giant elephants, mist beasts, mountains of gods, heavenly cities, angels, and statues—just the combination of these words is a feast for the imagination.

　To make things easier, Dak tried to keep it brief, but as Eudora listened, her eyes were already sparkling.

　Their admiration and adoration for him only grew stronger.