the ruins, Gehrman, with the subtitle "Klein (Historical Projection) above his head, met the "Angel of the Holy Word* Stiver.
"Leodoro!"
Lightning covered the entire ancient moon city
Gehrman, with "Klein (Historical Projection of Historical Projection)" on his head, returned here again.
That guy named Stif is still alive... It seems that the remaining storm power here can only injure one angel, Azik opened his mouth, wanting to ask himself what his students thought of the gods.
This behavior was beyond his comprehension, a path he had never imagined. At the same time, he subconsciously thought of the treatment of his copper whistle at Klein's hands, and felt that it was indeed something. he could do.
Especially the dislike for the effects, which are exactly the same.
But even though he understood, Azik still wanted The Fool to keep a closer eye on Klein, lest this overly courageous fellow really get himself killed.
Seeing the skilled nesting doll operation, Maric realized that this person had done so many things, and his provocative ability was even praised by the "Red Angel", and it was not unreasonable that he could still be alive and well…
Danitz suddenly realized something. Previously, Gehrman had warned him to be wary of the Aurora Society, the Witch Cult, and a host of other organizations he had provoked and offended. But now, Gehrman was no longer content with simply hunting down members of other organizations and preventing their plots. Instead, he began to challenge the majesty of the gods! Bullshit! This lunatic is yelling it like it's the Storm Lord's real name!
Danitz cursed in his heart. The sea was the home turf of the Church of Storms. He was truly afraid that he would be struck by lightning and killed because of Gehrman.
[Outside the St. Peter's Cathedral, Hermann looked up.
I am just an image in the cracks of history. I am not afraid...As a human being, we should always have some expectations.
Gehrman rubbed his forehead and muttered, "If you don't want to give it to me, then don't give it to me... Why did you kill my secret puppet..."
Miss Magician's spirituality must have reached its limit…
Gehrman's figure fades and disappears.]
Fors, who was lamenting Gehrman's shameless behavior, realized belatedly that this was a historical projection she had drawn up.
Then his thoughts became completely unified with Danitz's: I won't be struck by lightning because of "the world", right?
But I wasn't blamed then, and I shouldn't be blamed by the True Gods now. I'm just an insignificant little person... and the Lord of Storms is a reasonable person. He must know that this was all the idea of "The World" alone…
Comforting herself, Fors was extremely thankful that the Tarot Club was sufficiently mysterious that almost no one knew of its existence. Otherwise, the enemies of "The World" wouldn't dare seek revenge against the original owner, and would instead target others in the same organization, such as the weak and helpless herself. That would be truly tragic.
She didn't have the confidence to shout the name of the true God and perish along with her enemies-the "world" had historical projections and the favoritism of Mr. Fool, so she wouldn't really die. She only had one life!
Alger felt mixed emotions, feeling that his reverence for the Lord of Storms and the church was almost being worn away by the "world."
This was unacceptable. He was now a cardinal. Although he wasn't as close to the upper echelons, he still had the potential to be struck down by the Storm Lord if he had even a disrespectful thought within the church.
Regardless, the World dared to test the Storm Lord because he was powerful enough and had the support of The Fool and the Goddess of Night. He didn't have that luxury.
[Before a gray-white fog that looked like an insurmountable chasm, Moon City High Priest Nim performed rituals repeatedly until the projection of history disappeared.
Could it be that the perfunctory use of historical porous images caused the ceremony to fail?
Germann thought expressionlessly, then suddenly raised his hand to signal.
Wait, there's a sound! It's coming from the fog…
Fusheng Xuanhuang Tianzun...]
The last sentence was in a language no one had ever heard before. No one spoke for a moment, and everyone was looking forward to what would happen next.
Klein knew that this was in Chinese, and he had a feeling that there would be another original plot next.
[This is Chinese... Is it because of this gray fog, or because the vanished Western Continent is my hometown? And it sounds like an honorific name...]
Fu Sheng Xuan Huang Tianzun... the Yellow and Black King who wields good fortune... Mr. Fool?! Was it Mr. Fool who caused the Western Continent to disappear, sealed it off, or placed it under protective isolation?
Gehrman trembled slightly.
And the more I hear this sentence, the more familiar it becomes. I seem to have heard it before I traveled through time. There are four sentences in total…
Germann pulled out the historical projection and reached out to press the mist.
"It's not the right time to open it yet."]
Bernadette paid close attention when she heard the word "Chinese". She was not surprised that the Western Continent was her father's hometown, but she did not expect that "The Fool" was the source of the disappearance of the Western Continent.
Or maybe it wasn't that surprising. After all, that gray fog was too similar to Sefirah Castle. I just didn't expect to hear the Chinese version of the honorific name "The Fool".
Recalling the previous video, "The Fool" had said that without the mysteries, there would be no Western Continent. Therefore, the one blocking the Western Continent must also be the Lord of Mysteries. The gray fog wall and the Chinese honorific name both hint that the one blocking the Western Continent is "The Fool"...
The most plausible possibility is that The Fool was still the Lord of Mysteries in the very beginning, during the First Age, but later lost the authority of both the Thief and the Apprentice for unknown reasons, and fell into a deep slumber.
Furthermore, it's understandable why The Fool awakened only with Klein's *breakout." Clearly, only Klein had come into contact with The Fool before his "transmigration," and had a certain connection with him, allowing him to revive with Klein's help, and perhaps even establish a closer relationship.
Klein secretly observed the others and found that most of them had expressions of deep thought or sudden enlightenment. He breathed a sigh of relief.
It seems that everyone has a strong IQ and associative ability, and can infer the truth from the images themselves!
[Gehrman skillfully pulled out the historical projection and recited the honorable name of the Dark Wolf.
As soon as Amon's honorific name was read, the subtitles above Gehrman's head changed.
He smiled and raised his head, took out his monocle and put it on his right eye.
The image and the screen vanished together, the pitch-black space turning white. A voice, long absent, reappeared: "This viewing is now over. Please decide what you wish others to forget, and then exit in an orderly manner."this the end?
Some people were a little confused, their minds still immersed in the cool operations in the last video.
Well, I've been here for a long time and learned a lot, so it's time to go back…
Audrey quickly convinced herself and turned her attention back to what the mysterious voice had said.
The moment Fors realized what was happening, she blurted out, "Everyone, forget what I did when I was Dawn's bodyguard."
Although she knew that the World's true nature wasn't formidable, and that nothing would happen to it even if it were exposed, this deep-seated fear was still etched into her survival instinct. Furthermore, her kindness couldn't mask the World's malicious nature. This was someone who dared. to use the Storm Lord's true name as a means of attack, using Amon to help them deal with their enemies!
In another respect, Fors's awe of the "world" deepened.
Seeing Fors's reaction, Klein couldn't help but fall into self-doubt.
How much psychological trauma have I caused Ms. Magician? After seeing so many videos that destroy my image, am I still afraid?
Leonard felt very sorry about this. He wanted to share his experiences here with Klein after returning, and what Fors said was exactly what he had highlighted.
The voice replied lightly, "Okay, and Fors disappeared into space.
Just confirm each person's request and leave one by one? This is what He calls an orderly exit....
The remaining people had similar thoughts in their minds, and for a moment no one spoke up to be the second to leave.
Xio looked at the empty seat beside her with a complicated expression. She didn't even have time to tell Fors to forget the things she shouldn't remember before leaving.
"Excuse me," Alger looked at Klein, the angel he was most familiar with, "Among the things we have learned so far, which secrets are beyond our level and could bring danger?"
"It's best to forget everything about the starry sky. The other problems are not serious."
After a pause, Klein continued, "I will report what happened here to Mr. Fool. You don't have to worry."
He felt that he couldn't let the Tarot Club members repeat their dark history to him one by one, so he took the initiative to take on this task himself.
"I understand." Alger nodded and felt relieved.
This experience was so fantastical that he didn't know how to explain it to Mr. Fool. Mr. Merlin, as Mr. Fool's angel, could report it to him, so he and the others didn't need to worry about it.
Afterwards, Audrey stood up without Alger's prompting and said, "Before you leave, it's best for everyone to judge what they shouldn't know based on their own circumstances. If you want to forget something temporarily, you can ask me for hypnosis."
This was mainly said to those who were not yet demigods. They had a relatively low sequence, and a lot of information that was insignificant to others could bring danger to them, especially Melissa and Benson, who were basically ordinary people before being pulled into this space.
Hugh first approached Audrey. As a member of the Tarot Club, she had extensive experience in this area.
Before the hypnosis, Xio asked hesitantly, "What should we do with Fors?"
Audrey was silent for a moment. Fors's departure was a bit sudden. No one had raised the issue of secret knowledge at that time, so now she had to find a way to remedy the situation.
*Perhaps I could apply to help you forget about the dangerous situation." Azik's gentle voice sounded. He smiled at the few people who looked over at him. "I don't have anything I want you to forget, so why not help me out a little?"
Xio's eyes lit up. This was definitely the best approach. Azik was a Sequence 2 and wasn't afraid of contamination, so the others wouldn't have to go to Audrey one by one for hypnosis.
The people present did not suspect that the voice was deceiving them. Considering the unpredictable power of this space, there were plenty of ways to harm them, and there was no need to trick people in this way.
In fact, Merlin was the most suitable person to do this, but considering that the video revealed a lot of things about the "Fool", everyone felt that the other party wanted to use this opportunity to make them forget some things they shouldn't know. Since Merlin didn't speak up, they didn't dare to ask.
Actually, Klein had nothing to hide. It was all original storyline, and they were trying very hard to cover up his identity. Why add unnecessary details? He remained silent simply because he wanted to stay until the end, so he could ask this mysterious space some questions alone.
Xio Derecha expressed his gratitude to Azik, who remained gentle and said, "It's nothing. I'd rather remember these experiences than forget them."
"There shouldn't be anything else to do next, so I'll be leaving now." Nodding to the others present, Azik raised his head slightly and said, "Let them forget about the starry sky and pollution."
"good."
As the voice fell, Azik disappeared.
Afterwards, some people came to Audrey for hypnosis. This information bombardment also had a certain impact on the members of the Tarot Club. Others preferred to be safe, thinking that it would be better to forget the information they should not know as soon as possible. Many things can bring danger just by thinking about them.
Even someone as self-disciplined as Sharon had chosen to forget a lot about the gods. She didn't want to know too much before reaching a certain level of strength. Furthermore, she was being watched closely by the Rose School of Thought, so she wouldn't risk any extra trouble.
After the hypnosis, Sharon and Maric left one after another. The video didn't reveal their secrets, and after asking if they could leave immediately, they received a positive response. But before disappearing, Sharon glanced at Anderson.
"...Why are you still holding a grudge?" Anderson's face twitched slightly and he muttered softly.
Bernadette gave Anderson a meaningful look, and seeing this, Hugh showed his undisguised gloating.
Alger watched the fun silently. This man had offended quite a few people during the movie. Although no one would actually do anything to him after they left, they would probably not mind teaching him a lesson if given the chance. He was very curious about what Anderson was going to do.
Feeling the gazes from different people, Anderson stroked his chin and thought, "Can I make others forget that I participated in the movie?"
Danitz's expression was as if he was saying, "As expected of you."
Derrick looked at Anderson with admiration. This was indeed just one thing, and it sounded like it could perfectly resolve everyone's hatred. This kind of flexible thinking was also something Derrick was trying hard to learn.
A second passed after Anderson finished speaking before a voice rang out in the space: "Okay."
"Wait, I... Anderson disappeared before he could finish his words.
Seeing this situation that left no chance for regret, the remaining people suddenly realized that Anderson's previous statement of taking advantage of the loophole had loopholes, so they couldn't wait to give this space away.
Come to think of it, this space deliberately dragged them to see all kinds of dark history, and gave them a chance out of pity. How could it allow them to take advantage of the loopholes and pretend that nothing happened?
However, some people have already guessed what this loophole is, while others are still confused.
Edwina did not sympathize with Anderson's own actions. He must have realized in the end that the voice did promise to let others forget "Anderson participated in the movie", but it did not promise to let others forget Anderson's provocative behavior.
For example, I would remember Anderson being pulled into this space, but forget that he was watching the video with me. I would remember Anderson gossiping about me, but forget why he did it. This kind of forgetfulness is obviously useless. With just a little thought, I can figure out what happened.
Shaking her head inwardly, Edwina didn't think any of her secrets had been exposed, so she simply left.
Danitz breathed a sigh of relief only after seeing the captain disappear.
He had already decided to make others forget about his love for the captain. Although it seemed that Edwina didn't care about it at all, out of his last bit of self-esteem, Danitz still struggled for his image.
"Let them forget that I liked the captain and was rejected."
Danitz regretted it the moment he opened his mouth, and his voice gradually became quieter.
Watching Danitz disappear, the others also understood another manifestation of this space's malicious taste: having one's dark history exposed to others was only the first step; repeating the very thing one most didn't want others to know before leaving only made the dark history even darker.
At times like this, the most appropriate response is to say nothing, or to talk about something serious like Azik did.
Benson and Melissa didn't pay much attention to others. They had been discussing quietly on the side. Only then did they walk towards Audrey together.
"Ms. Audrey, Melissa said first. "Could you please help us forget everything about coming here?"
"Everything?"
Audrey was a little surprised, but then she felt it made sense.
"Yes, it would be best for us to continue being ordinary people who know nothing after we return. As for Klein, we hope that one day in the future he can tell us everything in person."
Both the brother and sister looked determined, which was the result of their comprehensive consideration.
Audrey smiled and said, "I understand."
Watching Benson and Melissa leave after being hypnotized, Klein's heart was filled with complex yet warm emotions.
There were fewer and fewer people left in the space. Klein stood up from his chair until he was the only one left. The next moment, all the tables and chairs disappeared.
He had many questions in his mind, but they could all be boiled down to one sentence:
"Who are you? Why are you doing this?"
"I've said it from the beginning, it's just for personal reasons, I wanted to show you something."
It was still the same flat tone, and even the words were exactly the same as at the beginning.
"As you can imagine, all of this is because of you, and I'm not hiding that."
"As for who I am..."
Klein was moved by this seemingly emotionless voice.
"I'm just a helpless curly-haired baboon."
Klein left this space in a daze.
The boundless white faded away, everything returned to darkness, and the so-called mysterious space seemed to have never existed.