Haroff couldn't help but shake his head as he watched Theresa leave in despair.

He had good intentions in recruiting the other party as an apprentice, but he didn't expect it to only arouse Theresa's vanity.

Harrov only hopes that the other party can regain his original intention after losing all the glory he has now, otherwise he will be a good academic seedling, and he will fall.

"Come out, Aurora, your polarizing magic can't fool me." Harrov suddenly turned his head to look not far away beside him, and said with a frown.

After the words fell, a figure appeared out of thin air on the originally empty clearing.

It was a witch who looked about twenty-six or seventeen, dressed in a bright red dress, wearing a peaked top hat, her long, curled eyelashes trembling slightly, and when Haroff saw through it, she did not look flustered, and the corners of her mouth outlined a charming smile.

"I'm curious, what went wrong this time?" The witch named Aurora casually pulled out a chair and sat down, tapping her index finger on her cheek and asking in confusion.

"Guess it out for yourself." Harrov said angrily.

It doesn't matter if he breaks into his mansion without consent, what makes him feel even more unbearable is that the other party is obviously older than him, but he likes to pretend to be tender, which is simply numb.

It's just that Harrov didn't pay too much attention to this little thing, and asked directly. "You should have been there at this morning's seminar, right?"

"Yes, massive stars rely on gravity to attract low-mass planets to form a complete star orbit, and I have to say that this theory is very interesting." Aurora playfully said, leaning back in her chair with her legs folded.

"I'm strange, since you're on the scene, you can't help but refute this argument?" Harrov asked, surprised.

Aurora is the founder of the entire school of prophecy, and the star map circulating in the wizarding land is also from the other party's handwriting.

"According to the little wizard, the two star charts are just different references, and the prophecy school studies its own destiny, not the birth and death of stars, of course, it must be based on its own observation position, so there is nothing wrong with my prophecy theory." A sly smile appeared on Aurora's face.

Harrov pursed his lips, he had also heard of the other party's star divination theory, the school of prophecy believed that everything was predestined from the moment it began, and the inspiration of fate could be found from the trajectory of the stars.

Naturally, Harrov scoffed at this statement, he never believed in the so-called fate and prophecy, compared to the huge stars and the infinite universe, the wizard was as small as dust, and it was not worth mentioning at all.

It is ridiculous why the operation of the stars should be linked to the fate of wizards.

"Have you received any new revelations after so many days?" Harrov asked with a sneer.

"The obscurity of the main star and the brown star hanging high in the sky are a sign of chaos and disaster, but it may also herald a new hope." Aurora's face straightened, and she said in a deep voice. "I'm afraid we'll need to keep an eye out for the wizards of the Doomsday Sect in the near future."

"You're saying that the research elements burned out their brains and believed that the world was going to the end of the world?" Harrov said disdainfully, just like this so-called prophecy, he didn't think that the crazy wizards could make much of a mess.

"Honestly, what do you want to do all the way here?" Harrov asked impatiently.

"Naturally, I came here for the only ring that can communicate with the high-level leaders of the [Secret Law Society]." Aurora is also interested in this wizarding organization.

"Didn't you hear it before? The Esoteric Society is looking for a very wise and learned person to discuss the mysteries of the truth of the universe, and he has given me this ring, which is undoubtedly the most suitable choice. Harrov said quite smugly.

"On this point, I will consider relaying it to the other speakers, so that they can hear what you have to say." Aurora said playfully.

Harrov's face twitched.

Harrov was extremely dissatisfied with Aurora's insistence on staying here, but he was also a legendary wizard, and he didn't have the ability to send the other party away, so he simply didn't see it out of sight and didn't bother, and in front of Aurora, he put the ring engraved with the omniscient eye on his hand.

Calculating the time, Harrov glanced at the magic clock, and when it was twelve o'clock, he entered the magic power to activate the ring.

With an inexplicable glimmer of light, Haroff immediately sensed that his perspective was divided, and in front of him was an incomparably vast dark space.

No, Harrov soon realized that this was not pure darkness, for the infinite void shimmered with countless brilliant stars, and the most powerful light came from under his feet!

Harrov glanced down, and then his pupils dilated violently as an unimaginably large star slammed into him.

No matter how rich Haroff's knowledge is, he is still so shocked that he can't speak, what a vast existence it is, at this moment he is like an ant looking up at the giant peak, and any magic he masters is insignificant in such a huge volume.

An indescribable sense of fear and powerlessness rose from within, a feeling Harrov hadn't experienced for a long time since he had become a legendary wizard.

Fortunately, before the star could really get close, it changed direction and passed straight in front of him, its huge size covering everything he could see, and Harrov was even more shocked into a cold sweat, but soon noticed that the star was moving in orbit.

It was a real picture of the stars, several huge planets of different colors were surrounding a huge reddish-brown fireball, which was constantly rotating in the shape of stars and moons.

Unlike the planetary orbits that he mimicked with a mana group in the manor, they were three-dimensional and dynamic, but the process seemed to be sped up hundreds of times, so that he could intuitively see the planet stretching an invisible orbit and repeating itself.

Is this the rotation and revolution?

Haroff immediately remembered the two concepts that Lynn had mentioned at the seminar, but it was the first time he had seen it so intuitively!

The most striking thing is undoubtedly the star in the center of the gravitational orbit, which is dazzling and dazzling, even if it is far away, you can clearly feel the majestic heat emitted by that star, looking at it like an incomparably huge fireball, the light of hope in the dark void.

Harrov looked at it in fascination, in the study of the stars, the most fascinating thing for him was the sun, the void should be empty, but where does its energy come from, and why can it endure and transmit light......

(End of chapter)