Chapter 609: Paying a Visit

Amidst the clacking sounds, the radio transceiver spewed out a brand new

piece of illusory white paper under the crimson moonlight in the dim

environment.

"Inside Leonard Mitchell resides an angel from the Zoroast family. 'He'

once changed my question."

*Angel? There's an angel residing in Leonard's body? An angel from the

Fourth Epoch's Zoroast family?* Although Klein was mentally

prepared to hear an incredible secret, he was still shocked by what

Arrodes divulged.

He was deeply concerned and surprised as well.

An angel referred to Beyonders at Sequence 1 or 2, making them rather

close to the state of a true god. They had all sorts of mystical

characteristics, and they could even influence Low-Sequence Beyonders of

the same pathway to a certain extent and range. They were mighty figures

who stood at the pinnacle of the real world. In the various Churches,

only their popes, pontiffs, patriarchs, as well as certain legendary

ascetics were Grounded Angels. Therefore, Klein believed that being

latched onto by a parasite of this level wasn't a good thing.

In the dark Second Epoch, the angels all had their divine names, and

they were subsidiaries to the ancient gods...

*I haven't indirectly or directly interacted with many

angels---Blasphemer Amon; Calamity Queen Cohinem; the evil spirit

suspected to be Red Angel Medici; Tail Devourer Ouroboros as described

by Little Sun; Miracle Invoker Zaratul from Roselle's diaries; son of

the Creator, Adam; Hermes who cannot be confirmed if he's an angel or

not; Snake of Fate, Will Auceptin, who's still inside his mother's

womb...*

*Apart from the last two, the others appear to be very evil. Even the

words they leave behind might make the reader go crazy or lose

control... Would my dear poet ultimately end up as a sacrificial item of

this angel parasite...*

*This can explain why he thinks of himself as the protagonist of a play,

the special one, and he was willing to help me hide my secret... The

Zoroast family is in control of the Marauder pathway, which is the

pathway that can steal the Beyonder powers of others. That's why Leonard

was able to find and participate in the gathering of the Hermits of

Fate... It's no wonder he offered to use Blood Vessel Thief---it's

because he has a Grandpa["Grandpa" is a common trope in Chinese web novels where a powerful entity resides in the protagonist, giving him knowledge to one-up others. A well-known one is Grandpa Doehring from Coiling Dragon.] to help him. He was able to instantly

steal Megose's most potent power...*

*Heh, what Hermits of Fate. They're just a bunch of thieves and frauds.

At best, the target of their theft and fraud is that of time and

fate...*

*In short, my dear poet's Grandpa isn't a good person. I have to find a

chance to warn him... But here comes the problem, they're always

together. Any warning will only expedite the problem.*

Klein's thoughts raced, but he ultimately failed to come up with an

option he can act upon. All he could do was temporarily shelve the

matter and plan on asking Mr. Azik and Snake of Mercury, Will Auceptin,

to see if they had any solutions.

In those few minutes, he even thought of using Blasphemer Amon. To put

it simply, it was to divulge information to the son of the Creator that

the angel from the Zoroast family was residing in Leonard Mitchell's

body, getting "Him" to "eat" up the parasite.

According to what Klein knew, the Amon family supported the Tudor Empire

during the Fourth Epoch, while the Zoroast family belonged to the

Solomon Empire, making the two enemies. Furthermore, according to the

Law of Beyonder Characteristics Conservation, powerhouses from the same

pathway would have greater conflicts the higher their Sequence was. This

was akin to the battle between the two Snakes of Mercury.

Unfortunately, this solution was restricted by reality and was

ultimately abandoned by Klein. This was because he didn't know where to

find Blasphemer Amon. Secondly, he was afraid that the battle at the

level of angels would directly destroy Leonard Mitchell. And thirdly, a

powerful Amon might be a very bad and serious matter.

*I'll first get Emlyn to attempt the transaction and observe the actual

situation. I can decide on what to do when I know more...* Klein

retracted his thoughts and said to the radio transceiver which was

connected to Arrodes, "Ask your question."

The clacking of the radio transceiver became increasingly brisker as the

illusory white paper was gently spewed out.

"No, there's no need.

"This is an addendum to my question which doesn't need to abide by the

rules.

"Great Master, I sense a special item outside your room, but I am unable

to see through it. Can you tell me what it is?"

*This magic mirror is impressive. It seems to be able to see everything.

It just suffers from interference when it deals with high-level matters

as though there's a mosaic...* Klein calmly replied, "Die of

Probability."

Amidst the taping sounds, Arrodes presented new words on the illusory

piece of white paper.

"So it's that thing... Great Master, you can ask your question."

Klein thought for a moment before saying, "What do you have to mention

regarding the Die of Probability?"

At this point in time, the radio transceiver seemed to brighten up and

no longer looked as gloomy as before. The speed at which illusory white

paper spewed out slowed down.

"It's a fellow that's especially petty and bears grudges. Master, you

have to quickly give it to someone else!

"It's an item formed from the Uniqueness of the Wheel of Fortune. You

can give it to any other Snake of Fate and 'They' will be very grateful.

In short, it's not suitable to be your servant.

"The aura is dissipating. Your loyal and humble servant, Arrodes, has no

choice but to leave. Finally, let me praise you once again, my Great

Master, the ruler above the spirit world. Bye bye\~"

*Uniqueness... The Die of Probability is actually the Uniqueness of the

Monster pathway... This is the first time I'm encountering a so-called

Uniqueness. It really is terrifying that can digitize the entire real

world... The Monster pathway is also called the Wheel of Fortune

pathway. Sequence 0 is the Wheel of Fortune?* Klein looked at

the radio transceiver which had returned to normal, and he temporarily

reined in his thoughts.

He didn't harbor any greed towards the Die of Probability. This was

because it wasn't part of the Seer pathway, and it came with extremely

terrifying negative side effects. He was also afraid that, with time,

this die which bore grudges would attract Tail Devourer Ouroboros over.

*Even if this thing can be isolated and sealed when placed above the

gray fog, there's a high chance of it digitizing the entire mysterious

space. In the future, the Tarot Gatherings might end up becoming a

tabletop role-playing game...* Klein had never come into contact

with items of this level before, so he was unable to determine what

would happen if he were to throw the Die of Probability above the gray

fog.

He decided to continue intimidating the die, and he would successfully

send it to Oravi Island where there would be Life School of Thought

members who had the means to seal it. As for the problem of the mission

exceeding the payment he would receive, he didn't mind it. This was

because the greatest benefit he would gain was the friendship of the

Snake of Fate Will Auceptin.


Backlund, Harvest Church.

Emlyn White held a strange badge which was the size of an eyeball and

chuckled inwardly.

*The World sure is long-winded. Isn't it just finding a Nighthawk named

Leonard Mitchell at Pinster Street in North Borough? He even specially

emphasized that the person has a secret and that there's a high chance

of me being pulled into a dream.*

This is showing doubt in my abilities!

Emlyn stood up and changed into a tailcoat and white shirt. He then

turned his head to look out the window.

*Heh heh, he has a secret, while I have mine. I dare bet that Lord Nibbs

or other Earls are secretly watching me. If anything were to happen,

they will definitely provide me with help to a certain degree... Being

pulled into a dream...* Emlyn contemplated for a few seconds

before using the materials which were rich in spirituality to concoct a

blue medicine.

Putting away the bottle and medicine, he picked up a silk top hat and

walked out of the break room. After bidding farewell to Bishop Utravsky,

he left the Harvest Church.

It was still morning, but Backlund's sky was gloomy. There was a faint

fog that spread like water.

Emlyn squinted his eyes and wore his hat, murmuring to himself, "The

sunlight is a little blinding..."

He hailed a rental carriage and went straight for the steam metro

station. He spent six pence on a first-class ticket to North Borough.

This saved him a lot more time than heading straight there!

About forty minutes later, he arrived at his destination and stood

outside the door of 7 Pinster Street.

Emlyn politely rang the doorbell and patiently waited for a minute.

Just as he was about to write a note and stuff it into the hole beneath

the door to schedule a better time for a visit, he suddenly heard

languid footsteps approaching.

Doesn't sound like a servant... Emlyn nodded indiscernibly and

took out the medicine he had concocted in advance and cleanly drank it.

Then, he watched the door open and saw a black-haired, green-eyed man

appear before him. He was dressed in home wear---a white shirt and black

trousers. His shirt was untucked, allowing it to flutter gently in the

wind. Amidst his suaveness were hints of uninhibited freedom.

*Although he's a believer of Evernight, I have to say that his looks are

barely comparable to us Sanguine...* Emlyn took off his hat and

gently raised his chin.

"Good morning, are you Mr. Leonard Mitchell?"

Leonard frowned indiscernibly as he looked at the handsome, red-eyed

gentleman. He raised his hand to cover his mouth and indifferently

yawned.

"You are?"

"A visitor. I have something I would like to seek your help on." Emlyn

didn't reveal his identity as he smiled with a rather obvious arrogance.

This attitude gave Leonard a baffling sense of familiarity. It was as

though he had seen his former self---the person who always thought of

himself as being the most special, the protagonist of this era.

He cleared his throat and said, "I'm only an ordinary citizen. I do not

accept missions.

"If you have any issues, then you can find a private detective."

Emlyn White smiled and said, "This matter is something only you can

complete."

He looked to his sides and continued, "I wish to purchase a mystical

item that can steal the Beyonder powers of others."

Leonard's eyes focused as he asked in a deep voice, "Who are you?"

At this moment, Emlyn didn't immediately answer. Instead, he surveyed

his surroundings and clicked his tongue with a smile.

"Impressive. I nearly failed to realize that I had been pulled into a

dream."

He wasn't in a rush to leave as he took out the small badge he received

from The World in front of Leonard Mitchell's solemn expression.

Leonard took a glance as his expression eased slightly. He cocked his

head slightly and paused for a few seconds.

Silently, Emlyn White saw the scene around him rapidly shatter and

vanish like shattering glass.

Leonard sneered and pointed inside the house.

"Let's talk inside."