'Couldn't I have gotten a nice prophecy about prosperity instead of all this doom and gloom?'
When Lu Cang saw this prophecy, he wasn't particularly surprised. He just sighed softly.
'It seems I've found trouble again.'
But the good news was, there were still a full 28 days until Doomsday.
'I have plenty of time to escape.'
Another piece of good news was that prophecies weren't guaranteed to come true.
The principle of the Doomsday Prophets was to make prophecies and then ensure they came true.
Rather than prophecies, what they issued were more like announcements of intent.
It was like a phantom thief sending a calling card before a heist; such announcements were naturally more prone to uncertainty than a true prophecy.
'Since I'm already in a Future Preview... it seems a bit foolish to only think about running away.'
He liked to play it safe, but he wasn't so cautious that he'd flee 29 days in advance for an event that wasn't even guaranteed to happen.
