His energy is limited.

He needs to manage the grand scheme, leveraging the advantage of his prophetic vision to bring more support to the Night Watchers.

This is what he must do.

Everything else has to be handled by the other members of the Night Watchers.

Alicia sighed.

"Alright, but when you travel to other cities, you must understand that not every city will have someone like me in Rubek.

Even members of the Holy Light Church may not understand you, they cannot act freely with you as they do now.

You cannot act recklessly like you do in Rubek; if you're in a city controlled by nobility, it'd be best not to reveal yourself."

Kana nodded.

That's why he said his timing in coming to Rubek was very fortunate, and lucky too.

Because he met Alicia, someone he once fought alongside, and who also holds a leadership role within the Holy Light Church in Cohen Kingdom.

"Don't worry, I won't linger too long in other cities this time; I'll head straight to the Royal Capital.

I believe the bishop should still be familiar with me, right?"

Upon hearing this, Alicia nodded somewhat reassuringly.

Unlike Lawrence.

Alicia understands the cultists better.

Thus, since last night, although Kana's words and objectives had caused some confusion in her thoughts.

After clarifying them, Alicia also shifted some focus on last night's noble tragedy.

She could basically determine that this incident was very likely orchestrated by Kana's Night Watchers.

The problem is, the members under Kana are still too inexperienced in their methods.

The Night Watchers have strength, but talents in this area are extremely scarce.

After all, they were once ordinary soldiers, militia, hunters, or even more likely civilians.

Those with the most experience in this area are those who were former sentinels.

Being discovered by others didn't surprise Kana at all.

Because of this, and given her understanding over the past few days, Alicia has already determined that both the Night Watchers and Kana, in terms of actions, especially against cultists, are quite simplistic and reckless.

"The bishop of Cohen Kingdom holds great prestige and understands the kingdom better than I do. He is familiar with you Night Watchers, so you can seek him out directly in the Royal Capital.

Regardless of what you plan to do, he'll offer you guidance."

Kana nodded, grateful for such goodwill.

Leading the remaining Night Watchers, he left riding on the Land Bird.

Watching their backs.

Lawrence couldn't help but say, "I'm starting to believe what he said a little."

Alicia merely wanted to say, at least regarding confidence, Kana gave the others ample confidence.

With a helpless shake of her head, she said, "There's nothing we can do now, let's wait quietly."

Lawrence nodded.

Then he asked, "I'd like to understand more about this so-called apocalypse prophecy."

Being human, Lawrence's understanding in this area is truly shallow.

Upon hearing this.

Alicia looked at him.

"Alright, simply put, it's a thousand-year-old prophecy, first predicted by the elves.

Soon after, other races also predicted similar situations, although the information they predicted slightly varied, the result was unanimous.

That is, the apocalypse is coming."

Upon hearing this, Lawrence quickly interrupted, "A thousand-year-old apocalypse prophecy?"

Lawrence wondered if he misheard.

A prophecy from a thousand years ago, isn't that a little too early?

Cohen Kingdom has only been around for a few hundred years.

The Holy Light Church is only 800 years old.

Alicia nodded, "Yes, over a thousand years ago, don't dismiss this prophecy as nonsense.

For the world, isn't a thousand years merely an instant?

For the construct of prophecy in this form, the core basically confirms it's an expression from the world.

This means the prophecy's credibility is very high, especially to long-lived species like Dwarf Elves, they see it as inevitable."

Lawrence nodded, somewhat understanding.

"How much longer until the prophesied apocalypse?"

"Unknown," Alicia said.

"Unknown?" Lawrence was a bit surprised.

Alicia nodded, "You should know, the Church has been established for only over 800 years."

"Moreover, the prophecy does not specify a clear timeline, but prophets with such talents have begun sensing the approach of darkness."

Upon hearing this, Lawrence seemed to recall something.

"The previous Church discussions were about this?"

Alicia nodded.

"What can be confirmed is that the crisis may come in less than a century."

"A century... "

Lawrence was at a loss for words.

A century is quite long, he'd be very old by then.

No wonder humans aren't very interested in these so-called apocalypse prophecies.

It's always about thousands or hundreds of years, humans don't have the time to prepare for it.

"But the latest information suggests it might be less than fifty years."

"How did it suddenly become less than 50 years?" Lawrence asked.

"It's said that too many omens have appeared. I'm not very clear, but once the blood race issue is resolved, I need to return to the Great Cathedral to understand the situation better."

Alicia said.

She was not originally from Cohen Kingdom, as a Saintess, she was sent from the Great Cathedral to here.

It's both a form of training and a way to broaden her horizons.

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