Who Says I’m Not a Legitimate Adventurer?

This was a conclusion that Orpheus’s father had reached before his death.

His father had once personally witnessed the terrifying methods by which the man before him toyed with fate at will.

Back then, Moloch had openly admitted to Orpheus’s father that he possessed the powerful ability to directly establish prophecies.

Once a prophecy had been successfully set, the invisible wheel of fate would forcibly push reality toward the direction foretold by the prophecy.

But this absolutely did not come without a price.

If the prophecy ultimately failed to come true or was interrupted midway by someone else,

then the person who established the prophecy would suffer an unimaginably horrifying backlash.

Because of this, Moloch never casually spoke any prophecy.

More than ten years ago, Moloch had not yet possessed the lofty status of a count like he did now.