Lord of the Mysteries

After throwing everything other than his clothes, Ernes Boyar was stunned for a moment before he snapped to his senses.

What am I doing? What did I do? This Sanguine Viscount finally recalled the matters he had deliberately forgotten— those pair of emerald-green, limpid eyes.

A psychological cue, no—hypnosis… Ernes Boyar looked around in anger and irresistible horror, instinctively taking in the situation he was in.

His gaze then landed on the mountain-like figure. He saw Father Utravsky with his thin and sparse brows.

Instantly, Ernes Boyar had all sorts of thoughts run through his mind and collide with one another. He quickly came up with one intense thought.

He didn’t put up any resistance, and he immediately said, “I’ll come here to do a month of volunteer work!”

Emlyn’s predicament had long been spread amongst the Sanguine in Backlund. Ernes Boyar was well aware of Father Utravsky and knew that, even if he were to put up a fight, it was difficult for him to escape the fate of doing volunteer work. He might as well surrender and choose conditions that were more beneficial to him.

At the very least, I shouldn’t have any cues planted in my mind and end up converting my faith to Earth Mother… This thought flashed through Ernes’s mind. He discovered a lantern in Utravsky’s hand, and inside it was a strange candle that seemed to be covered in human skin with protruding lumps.

Under the candlelight’s faint illumination, Ernes’s pupils widened again. He only had one thought on his mind remaining as it kept resonating:

Another psychological cue…

At that moment, he felt the gloominess thicken in his heart.

“Alright,” Utravsky nodded and agreed to Ernes Boyar’s request.

Emlyn held back his smugness and pleased smile. He then looked at the items he had caught, looking like a farmer who had just reaped a bountiful harvest.

In a private room on the third story of a restaurant northwest of the square, the lights darkened as a huge shadow appeared.

Tiny bats flew out of the darkness and quickly clumped together.

Smoke rose up as the silver-haired, scarlet-eyed Earl Mistral appeared at the spot where the bats had appeared. Everything around him had been restored to normal.

His servant, a middle-aged man in a dark formal suit immediately stepped forward and asked with a bow, “My lord, are you having your meal now?”

He couldn’t tell if things had happened smoothly, or if something had gone wrong, much less about the success of the outcome from the earl’s face. However, he didn’t dare inquire.

Mistral nodded and said, “Yes.”

He walked to the table with a composed look, took off the ring with the ghostly-blue gem, and sat down without showing a chink in his disposition. It was as though he had headed out to feed the pigeons.

Earl Mistral, Klein was wearing a very ordinary face as he commented on the Sivellaus cuisine delicacy—lamb

Tarot Club—one that didn’t need The World or Mr. Fool’s interference—but considering how Miss Justice and The Moon Emlyn had zero experience in such matters and lacked experience in

previously used his marionette to pray to The Fool while he entered the attached bathroom of his private room to head above

Sea God Scepter the entire time, prepared to deliver a lightning strike to prevent any problems once

do a thing. Everything happened more smoothly than

to consider the experienced The Star Leonard, but Miss Justice, who was participating in such

to controlling emotions. Even if she felt uneasy, she would’ve resolved it with her Beyonder powers before the operation… Klein nodded indiscernibly as he continued sampling the

Square, it became filled with lively music, an eclectic mix

slowly circling around the

look at the pigeons in the middle of the square before asking with a suppressed voice, “Old Man, what’s your take regarding the

Ernes Boyar into a dream, he flipped Leymano’s Travels and activated Angel’s Embrace. He

his mind, Pallez Zoroast snapped back, “In the Fourth Epoch, there’s such a saying—believe in the might

succeed? However, Old Man doesn’t know much about the Tarot Club. Mr. Fool is a witness most of the time, so there’s no so-called tacit approval… Leonard

doesn’t this saying

informed Pallez Zoroast of the exact situation of the Tarot Club. All he did was give mention of the general situation of the Tarot Club and inform “Him” of the matters that had been

There’s also a second half of the saying: Do not trust ‘Their’

“Their” benevolence… Leonard repeated in silence as he looked down at the notebook with

wistfully, “This is really akin to a Grade 1 Sealed Artifact. Furthermore, resolving its negative

this operation, consideration was given to the fact that Beyonders of the pathway involving the Moon domain, as well as the darkness, had relatively stronger resistance against Nightmare-related effects. Leonard had originally planned on borrowing Creeping Hunger from The World Klein Moretti. However, after some subsequent discussion, Miss Magician mentioned

Creeping Hunger for three hours. Various useful Beyonder powers were recorded,

family,” Pallez Zoroast said with a

you have the means of weakening or controlling the negative effects of the

he said, “Didn’t you say that

felt relieved as he cast his gaze out the window again, taking in the

Samuel Cathedral, at the entrance of the Loen

got off

of her paperboy attire at a hotel room that had been prepared ahead of time. And that room was reserved by someone under Emlyn’s instructions. It had nothing

were people coming and going at the Loen Charity Bursary Foundation’s entrance,

looked at her, as

briskly walked into the foyer, went up to the second story, and headed for the director’s office. And everyone who she walked past seemed to join her in playing a game, pretending

just about to enter the office when she suddenly heard a

the amount of donations we

the ends of her lips

stack of documents, showing it to the person behind the

was a golden retriever with a pair of gold-rimmed glasses hanging by

the director’s seat, casually flipping through the documents, and

back the document and smiled at

my