About the book: year / Prophets are never wrong. If they believe that soon the kingdom will begin to have problems that only a magician from the neighboring continent can cope with without losses, then so be it. If they said that only a timid dropout can force him to come, the rest have no chance at all. And the dropout has no chance to refuse. Who refuses the king his requests? And it’s nonsense that the girl knows almost nothing about the place where she’s going. Will he figure out where to go? And he will deal with the curse. And with his own ability to get involved in stories. And with the machinations of girls who were dissatisfied with her arrival. And with my graduate school. And with the head of this graduate school. And in general with everything in the world. Prophets don’t make mistakes, right??