Mystery: When the Fool Meets the Masked Fool

Chapter 360 Bird Plague Every Sunday

Within the "City of Miracles" of the dragon race, in the abode of the ancient gods, and behind the throne of the imaginary dragon Angorweid, there exists a door that appears to be sealed.

Before that bronze door, Xing, who had run away earlier, had somehow arrived and was trying to open it, groping around.

The others who arrived later turned their gaze to the large door. Almost simultaneously, they seemed to see through the bronze door and into the deep darkness within.

"Huh? You guys are here too?" Xing turned around and glanced at him. "Let me tell you, this is definitely Zhou Ben's room."

“There must be a big boss here. The background music changed as soon as I arrived.”

Background music? What background music?
Klein was slightly puzzled, but then they suddenly understood what Xing meant by "background music".

They heard a thumping sound, the sound of a heartbeat.

It originates from their own heartbeats.

A strange chill crept into Klein and the others' bodies, as if each "cell" had gained its own consciousness and wanted to form a completely new "self".

Cell: Angelweid gave me humanity.

Klein subconsciously took a step forward and raised his right hand to mimic the "Oath of Judah".

A golden cross appeared out of thin air and blocked everyone's way, its binding force field enveloping them.

Alicia and Otto both let out a soft "hmm" at the same time, but neither of them said anything.

The expansion of constraints on positions does not seem to have had much effect.

Their gaze pierced through the gate and saw an eye open in the deep darkness behind the bronze door, its pupils dark and cracked with eerie blue.

Without any particular order, one after another, the same eyes opened, densely packed, coldly and intensely scrutinizing everyone outside the door.

Then, mouths opened behind the door.

It doesn't look like a human mouth, but it's hard to say what kind of creature it comes from.

At that moment, Klein and the others seemed to hear a silent, extremely attractive call.

The voices that spoke were incomprehensible to them, and they came together to form a sound that was incomprehensible to them, like a song, like a call.

"Oh~, Welcome~ to my~ world..."

Xing tossed the hat high into the air and swayed as she stepped aside.

Above their heads, a train, imagined from the hall itself, suddenly appeared, turned around, and hurtled towards the bronze gate.

The next second, the train crashed into it, as if it had been clipped through the gate and rushed inside.

Serres took out his phone and glanced at the time.

It's around 10 p.m. on Sunday.

Ah, yes. Bird plague breaks out every Sunday.

reasonable.

A few seconds of silence fell inside the door.

Klein seized the opportunity, spreading his spiritual energy to envelop the people behind him, and instantly teleported outside "Levihad" using the boundary anchor.

At the same time, Xing put his hands on his hips.

I’m so awesome.

Serres leaned close to Xing and whispered:
"Are you cheating? How come your strength has increased so much today?"

"Because it's Children's Day today," Xing replied matter-of-factly. "On Children's Day, two-year-olds definitely need extra attention."

"Today is Children's Day, so even if the Doomsday Beast comes, it'll have to become 'Little Star's Dragon Maid'." "Hmm...why a dragon maid?" Serres asked.

"Because any more than that and it won't pass the review."

"No, that's not what I was asking."

Xing turned around and clicked on the teleportation anchor: "Alright, that's enough chatting. Little Dragon is going to rummage through the trash cans."

After saying that, she clicked on the anchor point and teleported away.

"Little Dragon?" Serris seemed a little confused by Xing's self-reference. "What do you mean, 'little'..."

"Oh..." he suddenly realized.

Meanwhile, Klein was also assigning the departures of the others.

"It's already 10 o'clock, which is quite late."

"I took pictures of the murals in that hall, and I'll post them to you later."

Klein used illusion magic to create a map with several teleportation points marked on it.

"I'll send Little Sun directly to the Forsaken Land. The rest of you can choose an anchor point and I'll send you there."

As he spoke, he reached out and gently nudged Derrick.

Derrick instantly felt the surrounding scenery rushing past him.

The next second, he found himself near the boundary anchor at the gate of Silver City.

After looking at the map, Leonard suddenly reached out and pointed to an anchor point, his tone unusually serious: "Wait, why is there an anchor point for you behind the Charness Gate?"

“You’ll have to ask Serris, and it should be something the Goddess of Night tacitly approves of,” Klein replied.

“That’s true.” Leonard relaxed immediately and picked his teeth with his fingers. “Without the goddess’s permission, this anchor point should have been hidden long ago. Just take me to the church entrance then.”

“Then send me to this place in Queens,” Audrey pointed to an anchor point.

She can simply use short-range teleportation magic to go home, and there's virtually no chance of her being discovered.

But even if she were discovered, it wouldn't be a big deal. Some of her extraordinary items were bought with money from her father. At worst, she could just make up an excuse that they were taken away during an experiment with teleportation abilities.

Extraordinary items are so common in the apprenticeship path anyway.

Emlyn chose to return directly to the Harvest Church, Cattleya and Otto went to Bayam, and Alger chose the vicinity of the Holy Wind Cathedral. This was where he should have been now.

As for the remaining Alicia, they said to just send her back to the tavern.

After dismissing everyone, Klein glanced back.

The star had already left on its own, while Serres was chatting with a priest she didn't recognize.

Everything was normal. Klein activated the anchor point and teleported away with Padmon back to the villa he had just bought.

PS:

Regarding Adam's appearance, there were actually several hints from the very beginning of the book's world, but it seems no one noticed. (The author had to secretly reveal it himself since no one else noticed.)

By the way, I've written several chapters already, but I suddenly realized that I haven't divided them into volumes yet.

It should have been divided into volumes ten chapters ago, but I kept forgetting until now.

Then I'll just have to split it into two parts halfway through. It might feel a bit disjointed, but it's not a big problem.

(End of this chapter)