Lord of the Mysteries

Saint Hierländ Square, in the northwestern corner, at the third story of a restaurant.

When the wolf specter with the rose appeared in front of Ernes Boyar, the silver-haired, scarlet-eyed Mistral retracted his gaze from Ernes Boyar. Darkness suffused from behind him as countless tiny bats flew within.

Bribe… Just as this Sanguine Earl silently muttered this single word, he “saw” the toppled carriage, “heard” the neighing of the horse, and “smelled” all kinds of smells. However, he wasn’t able to instantly find the origin of the disturbance and accident.

At this moment, his “vision” darkened as his “eyes” seemed to lose the ability to take in light. The din in his “ears” also halted!

Earl Mistral chortled inwardly as he immediately fused with the bats behind him, re-materializing beside Ernes Boyar.

Suddenly, in his black “vision,” a point of light appeared.

This point of light rapidly expanded as it grew brighter and brighter. A golden figure with twelve pairs of pitch-black wings walked out of it!

The pairs of wings spread out, blanketing Mistral’s “vision,” causing light and darkness to mix. This created mysterious and complicated symbols that didn’t differentiate themselves within the golden figure. It was both holy and corrupted, both light and dark.

Angel! Mistral’s pupils widened slightly as he couldn’t help but take a step back, terminating his previous thoughts.

In confusion, Ernes Boyar rapidly snapped awake when he saw a pair of limpid eyes that resembled crystalline gems or a lake. He felt a copy of the newspapers being stuffed into his hand.

In those emerald-green eyes were ripples. Deep within the emanating ripples were twirls of a vortex that seemed to suck in the soul of anyone who lay their eyes on them.

Ernes Boyar instantly became engrossed in it as he couldn’t move his eyes away.

Then, he heard a gentle and ethereal female voice in his ears:

“Take this newspaper and follow Emlyn White…

“Take this newspaper and follow Emlyn White…”

This voice was layered as it resounded within Ernes Boyar’s ears. It drilled into his brain, sinking deep into his heart.

Ernes Boyar nodded in a daze, sensing that there was more, but he couldn’t hear it clearly.

The paperboy with a sling bag diagonally across his shoulders swiftly turned around and agilely passed through the bicycles, mixing into the crowd that came and went.

This “boy” had a pretty face as “his” messy hair drooped down and hid “his” brows. As “he” walked, “he” took off a black fishnet glove that “he” had worn at some point in time, stuffing it into “his” sling bag filled with newspapers.

as a spot

where he stood, doing so

footing, his pupils dilated as

knew that it

Ring!

used their bells to warn the gentleman in the

his eyes as he glared at him, his muscles under his clothes ready to

Ie

pedestrians came and went, some slowing down their footsteps and pointing their

Gong! Gong! Gong!

white steam spewed out from the chimneys of Saint Hierländ Cathedral. The holy hymns of

listening silently, regardless of whether they were believers of the God of Steam and Machinery

Gong Gong! Gong!

inside a private room at the restaurant, stood there

grayish-blue or light-blue clothes and bicycles of the same make. Apart from that, he

the newspaper in

Low- or Mid-Sequence Beyonder. This also meant that Emlyn White’s faction had at least a demigod hidden in the vicinity. Mistral believed

knowing where his opponents were hiding, Mistral believed that it spelled trouble. Carrying out a pursuit in such

Ernes Boyar’s protective measures. And through Oath of Rose, Mistral could confirm the attacker’s identity. They had never thought of escalating the matter into an intense conflict. In their plans, it only involved

To forcefully carry out a pursuit might highly likely result in a demigods’ battle. And in Backlund, around

to Mistral, since the other demigod hadn’t personally taken action and had only provided auxiliary help, to personally take

facial muscles twitched as he rotated the ghostly-blue

again. He circled past the fountain and arrived at the other end of

to even move half a step. He saw the toppled carriage, the horse that was

wallet, and pulled out 100 pounds. He handed it to

carriage driver wore a blank but pleasantly surprised

rental carriage wasn’t his. He was only an ordinary employee. After the carriage was damaged because of the horse being startled,

accidents he had seen over the years, he was responsible for all of this. This meant compensation from him and, with his

kinds of thoughts had surfaced in the carriage driver’s mind. They were mainly of three types. One was to scare the frozen gentleman and get him to pay compensation. This prevented his family from falling apart, with his children having to slave away at the factories at a young age. Another option was to immediately bring the horse to a gangster and sell it. Then, he would

pounds suddenly hit him left his mind groggy. He was

buy a brand new rental carriage

carriage driver and looked

“Everything’s fine now.”

can it be fine with you here? Ernes lampooned as he rotated the

he felt that he should believe