Super Dimensional Wizard

Now that even Lapuye had spoken, those who had doubts about Dudolo remained silent at this time.

Let's first listen to what Duduoluo said. Even if it is really not nutritious, that's it. Just follow what Ivan said and block Duoduoluo from stargazing days from now on. This is definitely a terrible punishment for the prophetic wizard.

It has nothing to do with one's own interests anyway. At worst, it's just a joke.

Everyone calmed down, seemingly waiting for Dotolo to speak, but few people really thought that Dotolo could tell a prophecy worth listening to.

But Dudolo, who was watched by everyone, fell silent at this time.

Everyone didn't understand why Dudolo suddenly stopped talking, but no one questioned it. Since Dudolo was given a chance, there was no need to fight back. Even Ivan, who was quite dissatisfied with Dudolo, did not show any impatience.

No one urged Tatolo, but as time passed little by little, the invisible pressure in the silent hall became more and more intense. Even people who were not in the center of the whirlpool felt this overwhelming invisible force.

Even outsiders were a little frightened, but Dudolo, who was in the mouth of the hurricane, remained as calm as before. Only from the movement of his eyes could it be seen that he seemed to be thinking about something.

When the invisible pressure reached its peak, Tatolo, who had been silent for a long time, finally spoke.

"The theater occupied by ghosts will soon drift from the long river of illusion to the shore. The first ticket booth will appear in the land of eternal night."

After Dotolo finished speaking, he fell silent. Apparently, this was the prophetic fragment he was talking about.

Perhaps it was because the atmosphere was brewing for several minutes before Dotolo spoke, and everyone was in a state of high concentration. Therefore, even if Dotolo's voice was not loud, they could hear every word clearly.

Many people actually didn't understand what Dotolo meant, but they were a little surprised that Dotolo finished one sentence so completely.

They thought they would recreate Schickel's joke three hundred years ago. Back then, when Shikel was still an apprentice, he overpowered him and ended up saying something that didn't match the preface and the follower. Using extremely gorgeous rhetoric, he piled up a number of destiny words that are most loved by magicians. Ordinary people would probably be deceived, but they are all prophetic wizards on Stargazing Day. How could they not understand that Shikel is making a fool of himself.

Many people present knew about Shikel's anecdotes back then, so they looked at Dodolo through preset colored glasses, thinking that he would also use gorgeous rhetoric and it would be best to fool a few people and find a way for himself. Down.

But Dodolo didn't do that. He said very few words, but his meaning was very clear. It's completely two extremes from the original Shikel.

However, although they did not use magic stick words, they still did not understand the specific meaning of what Dudolo said.

The theater docks and the ticket booth appears in the land of eternal night? Does this make any sense?

Or is it that Dudolo is actually talking nonsense, but he chose the completely opposite strategy to Shikel?

Everyone didn't understand why, and they didn't know what words to use to refute Dotolo. In this strange atmosphere, Ivan, who had been silent before, finally spoke first.

"What do you want to express?" Ivan did not mock as directly as before. He seemed to have closed his eyes before, but in fact he had been using the art of identification, so he knew very well what Dudolo said. There was no lie in his words, that is to say, this was indeed the fragment of the future he saw in the Mystery of the Starry Sky.

Ivan was not the kind of young man who would be carried away by anger. Naturally, he would not ridicule Dodolo until he could not confirm whether the prophecy fragment had any significance.

Ivan's question was also the confusion of most people present.

"Literally." Dodolo looked directly into Ivan's slightly questioning eyes and said calmly.

Literally, that is to say, is there really a weird theater that will float to the shore? So what kind of theater is this theatre, and what subsequent impact will it have?

When everyone was confused, Ivan did not continue to ask. It was not that he did not want to ask, but he noticed that Hastur in the distance seemed to be thinking about something.

Hastur is also one of the eighteen observers of the Crown Star Church, nicknamed "The Judge of the Old Days".

He and "Chen Mai's deceased person" Acetus are the longest living prophetic wizards in the Crown Star Church. There is no exact figure for how long he lived, but from his nickname, we can know that Hastur came from the "old days".

Precisely because Hastur and Acetus both lived extremely long lives, they accumulated the most knowledge.

Hastur would not be lost in thought for no reason. It was Dudolo's words that obviously caught his attention.

Precisely because of Hastur's performance, Ivan did not inquire further. If what Dodolo said was really a useful prophecy, if he went to inquire now, it would appear that he was ignorant. So, let’s wait and see.

Hastur is different from Acetus. Although he is as cold as a "judge", he has his own principles. Once you know something, you won't hide it in your heart.

So, Ivan wanted to hear what Hastur would say.

Sure enough, it didn't take long before Ivan stopped. Hasta, with a stern look on his face, took over his words: "What does the theater you talk about look like?"

Hastur's sudden question made other prophecy wizards look askance. They didn't notice Hastur's thinking before, but they also knew that Hastur would not speak easily. Now that he has spoken now, does it mean that the theater Dodolo mentioned is extraordinary?

Although they didn't believe it, the facts seemed to be heading in the direction they didn't want to believe.

"I was standing in the distant dark time and space, and I could only see a theater approaching the shore in the distance. I couldn't see clearly what it looked like. It's just that this theater was emitting a pink light."

Dudolo's answer made Hasta's heart skip a beat. However, he did not reveal it, but continued: "What does the ticket booth you mentioned look like?"

While recalling the prophetic fragments he had seen before, Dodolo described: "After the theater docked, the ticket booth appeared in the land of eternal night. In the endless darkness, it was the only light. Like the theater, it was shrouded in Pink light.”

"But this pink light is not emitted by the ticket booth itself, but the light emitted by a heart-shaped standing sign next to the ticket booth."

"Heart card? Are you sure it's in the shape of his heart?" Hasta interrupted Dotolo's memories and asked.

Dudolo nodded: "Yes."

"A heart-shaped card, is it really..." Hasta lowered his head and muttered to himself for a moment, and seemed to think of something. He suddenly raised his head and looked at Dodolo: "Then did you see the people in the ticket booth?"