Lord of the Mysteries

Painful!

How painful!

My head hurts so badly!

A gaudy and dazzling dreamworld filled with murmurs instantly shattered. The sound asleep Zhou Mingrui felt an abnormal throbbing pain in his head as though someone had ruthlessly lashed at him with a pole again and again. No, it was more like a sharp object pierced right through his temples followed by a twist!

Ouch… In his stupor, Zhou Mingrui attempted to turn around, look up, and sit up; however, he was completely unable to move his limbs as though he had lost control over his body.

From the looks of it, I’m still not awake. I’m still in a dream… Who knows, perhaps the next scene will be of me thinking I’m already awake, but in fact, am actually still sleeping…

Zhou Mingrui, who was not unfamiliar with similar encounters, tried his best to focus in order to escape the shackles placed upon him by the darkness and confusion.

However, while still in his reverie, whatever will he could summon was ethereal like a fleeting fog. He found his thoughts difficult to control and introspect. No matter how much he tried, he still lost his focus as random thoughts surfaced in his mind.

Why would I suddenly have such an excruciating headache in the middle of the night?

And it’s really painful!

Could it be something like a cerebral hemorrhage?

F**k, don’t tell me I’m going to die young?

I need to wake up! Now!

Eh? Why doesn’t it seem to hurt as much as before? But why does it still feel like a blunt knife is slicing through my brains…

From the looks of it, sleep is impossible. How am I to show up for work tomorrow?

Why am I still thinking about work? This is some authentic headache. Of course I have to take time off! I don’t have to worry about my manager’s grumblings!

Hey, putting it that way, it doesn’t seem too bad. Hehe, I can end up getting some spare time for myself!

Throbbing pain inundated Zhou Mingrui, allowing him to slowly accumulate immaterial strength until he was finally able to move his back and open his eyes. He finally broke free from his reverie.

wood in front of him. Right in the middle was an opened notebook with coarse, yellow pages. The title was eye-catchingly written with strange,

was a stack of neatly arranged books, numbering about eight. The wall

an adult’s head with an inner layer of transparent glass and an exterior

a

a dark-colored pen with a fully circular body.

laid before him were alien to him.

and revolver were covered in a layer of

looked up and shifted his gaze

high above the backdrop of a ‘black velvet curtain,’

inexplicably horrified as he stood up abruptly. However, before his feet fully straightened, his brain protested with throbbing pain. It made him temporarily lose his strength as he fell uncontrollably. His buttocks

Pa!

himself up. He turned around in a fluster as he began to size

was not very large, with a brown door on each side of

the left door was a cabinet. Its two doors were swung open

on the wall at the height of a person. However, it was connected to a strange

room near the table, along

was a dressing mirror with two cracks. Its bottom was made of wood and the

Zhou Mingrui

pupils, a linen shirt, thinly built, average-looking features and

a gasp as many helpless and confused guesses surfaced in

European style and the crimson moon that looked different from Earth’s moon could only mean

transmigrated? Zhou Mingrui widened

However, he momentarily found it hard to accept the situation

a fantasy 1 ? In a minute, Zhou Mingrui had already cursed himself while trying to make the

the still throbbing headache that made his thoughts high strung but clear, he would have

calm down, calm down… After taking a few deep breaths, Zhou

down, memories

Loen Kingdom, Awwa County, City of Tingen. He is also a

Royal Army who had sacrificed himself during a colonial conflict with the Southern Continent. The bereavement allowance gave Klein the opportunity to study at

the Evernight Goddess. She passed away the year Klein passed

a younger sister. They stayed in a two bedroom apartment

the family was supported solely by the

knowledge of the ancient Feysac language—deemed the origin of all languages in the Northern Continent—as well as the Hermes language which