Lord of the Mysteries

The grayish-black hand grabbed the side of the ship and quickly hoisted it up, revealing the submerged parts, inch by inch.

Through the blue water waves, Klein saw a huge grayish-black shadow. Following that, squirming flesh occupied his entire vision.

The monster seemed to be an amalgamation of countless blackening or graying corpses. Attached to the two gigantic palms were withered-looking arms that resembled dry timber. The arms stemmed from a corpse that was suspected to be from a giant. This giant’s single eye was shut tightly as a few heads were stuck to its neck. And further down these heads were incomplete scaly fish, lizard bodies, or warped human corpses. Layer after layer, they formed flesh that appeared like a floating island.

From the different corpses and the connections of the crevices, a yellowish-green gas was emanated and spread to its surroundings as though it was enveloping the entire area.

Cough! Cough! Cough! Cough!

Just the smell of it had made many sailors on deck cough violently. It was so bad that they couldn’t even straighten their backs.

Upon seeing this scene, Frank Lee didn’t hesitate to take out the materials inside a hidden pouch on his belt. He showcased his corresponding Beyonder powers, but to his surprise, Cattleya’s voice rang in his ears.

“Frank, stop!

“Help Nina command the sailors to get them to adjust the sails!”

“Why?” Frank Lee subconsciously asked in return.

“In this area, the supernatural matters within the authority of Mother Earth will mutate, including your powers.” As Cattleya spoke, she extended both her palms forward and pressed down on a particular spot on her desk.

The symbols and the magical labels on the Future immediately became more pronounced as they lit up one after another, converting the entire ship into a resplendent sea of stars. They seemed to correspond to each and every point of starlight that swirled around Cattleya’s body.

The spreading yellowish-green gas was kept out as Klein began floating towards the window of his room from the closest wall.

The coughing pirates felt alleviated, and under the lead of Boatswain Nina and First Mate Frank, as well as the instructions of Ottolov, they quickly adjusted the sails and attempted to make the Future escape from the nearby waters in order to escape the influence of the mutation effects.

However, the grayish-black colossal monster had held back the front of the ship, and the body beneath the water had connected to unknown parts of the ship in order to hold the Future, preventing it from advancing forward.

At the same time, formless tall mountains seemed to appear around them, blocking out the sea winds that blew from afar, preventing the Future from using its strength no matter how it adjusted its sails.

Faced with such a situation, there’s a need to use a backup steam engine system. Unfortunately, the Future lacks it…

Yes… It can still fly with the help of the starlight, but that seems to be extremely draining on Ma’am Hermit. Besides, it will be difficult to grasp the direction and distance it will bring us. To make such a flight in such waters, there’s a high chance of entering a more dangerous zone without being blessed with good luck. Heh, there’s still the extremely unlucky Anderson on board… Klein floated by the window in his room as he took in the situation.

Admiral of Stars Cattleya nor the Strongest Hunter Anderson had showcased their

me as

planned on first returning to his room and wearing Tinder. Without any “food” around, using such a mystical item was more suitable than Creeping Hunger. The latter was to be reserved for him when facing more dangerous and complicated situations before throwing it above the gray fog for

Klein already had a plan. He decided to put in his wallet, Azik’s copper whistle, the adventurer’s harmonica, and other items into his suitcase when changing his inventory, leaving Creeping Hunger, Murloc Cufflink, and the charms from the Sea God domain. He would keep a close watch on the latter

probability standpoint, the most likely item to be lost by

had created

the corresponding metal in the Storm domain is tin. It’s very cheap and worth nothing. The Beyonder effects are bestowed by the Sea God Scepter, so I don’t have to spend any additional money… As Klein mumbled, he reached out to push open the window

which was a combination of flesh, climbed higher again. With its approach, the busy sailors had their hair grow wildly,

of flaxen-colored hair seemed to have

of stars on the surface of

didn’t bring them luck either. Their nose hair would rapidly grow at a discernible pace, blocking

had raised her arms at some point in time.

“Numb!”

silence, a light green luster shot out from within, striking the monster’s gigantic

pause at all. It slammed down on the lustrous sea of stars, sending sparks flying

didn’t take out a new scroll, and she instead directly pushed her

“Imprison!”

the resplendent starlight that swirled around her

amber. It enclosed all of the squirming flesh and bound it to where

right hand. On the surface

terrifying monster trapped in the starlight cage, Anderson’s body produced a layer

flames flew forward, leaped out of the ship, and landed on

flowed across the monster’s surface as

as Anderson jumped back

monster remained frozen in place, as

wounds appeared on its surface, shattering into countless pieces of flesh in just a

redone his inventory, returned to the side

Suddenly, he frowned indiscernibly.

of flesh spread out their “limbs,” shooting towards the deck in a

impossible to kill no matter how many pieces it was divided into—the number of pieces determined the number

of grayish-black flesh facing the captain’s cabin jumped up from the deck, heading

surfaced from the darkness and shielded Cattleya. It

from his nose to his chest. Soon, he formed a squirming vortex of flesh

sucked at the grayish-black flesh and rapidly swirled inwardly, pulling