"The prophecy did not mention the existence of these new territories; it only mentioned one sentence: the progress of civilization is accompanied by slaughter and bloodshed."
As San Sebastian's words fell, the scene became silent, and soon, it turned noisy again.
"Is it just this one sentence?"
"How can this indicate that we are facing a Doomsday Crisis???"
"Who made this prophecy?"
"But this sentence does give one a somewhat heavy feeling."
"The bloody taste behind it does feel a bit strong."
"..."
No one present expected the so-called prophecy to be so short.
However, after the sighs, everyone's thoughts couldn't help but spread regarding this sentence.
After all, it's clear that this prophecy is not a good one.
Slaughter, bloodshed.
Which of these are good words?
They feared most the fulfillment.
Deeply involved, in the end, no one would be victorious.
They also didn't want the territories built with their own hands or by their elders to be destroyed in their hands.
