Simultaneous Transmigration: A Fateful Traveler's Journey Begins in Mystery

In a moment of astonishment,

Mrs. Sharon seemed to be pulled by something, quickly shifting to another direction to dodge the attack.

But at the same time, Klein opened his mouth and emitted a silent yet deep sound wave.

Dragon's Might!

Mrs. Sharon suddenly became confused and froze in place.

Klein's fist slammed into her face.

At that moment, a crash was heard as Dunn smashed through the window frame and climbed into the room.

He glanced at the "operating room" that was surrounded by a ball not far away, said nothing, but raised his hand and pressed it to his forehead.

As Mrs. Sharon's expression began to recover, she saw Dunn Smith with his hand pressed to his brow and his eyes closed.

Invisible ripples spread outwards, Mrs. Sharon's eyelids drooped uncontrollably, and beneath Dunn's thin black trench coat, something like a venomous snake was writhing.

Knowing that the captain wouldn't last much longer, Klein raised his right hand and fired at Mrs. Sharon, sending silver demon-hunting bullets piercing through countless invisible threads, shattering her head and body.

Seemingly not satisfied, Klein kept pulling the trigger until Mrs. Sharon's body was riddled with holes, broken into pieces here and there.

Klein only stopped firing when his pistol was completely out of bullets.

"Ha ha……"

Klein stood there, gripping his pistol with both hands, panting heavily.

At that moment, his hand felt empty, and something seemed to wriggle beneath the glove on his right hand.

He knew that it was the Stardust Servant who had taken the gloves, "the wriggling hunger."

But he didn't have time to think about these things anymore.

He turned sharply and looked in Cohen's direction.

Seeing that the outer shell of the domain had been shattered, Cohenley, who had undergone an "internal surgery," was thrown out and fell to the ground.

Seeing this, Klein let out a deep breath and a genuine smile appeared on his face.

That's great, he knew everything would be alright.

He had confidence in the "professionalism" of the Star Worms, knowing that these insect offspring wouldn't simply throw the injured person on the ground.

Since they dared to do this, it means that in their view, Cohenley was no longer in trouble.

The witch's curse was interrupted and dispelled by the holy light summoned by Klein, and the internal organs that Cohen had dropped were stuffed back in by the parasites, who used a reversal spell and the Rose Bishop's flesh magic to reattach them.

Cohenley's body won't even have any scars left.

Cohen fell to the ground and fell into a coma due to the intense pain he had been in.

Dunn quickly stepped forward, helped him up, and looked around in confusion with his gray eyes.

Chapter 117 Two Newcomers (5,000 words)

the next day.

The mysterious Morion, who had just woken up, appeared in the synchronization space.

He tidied his messy hair a little and then entered the space wearing silk loungewear.

The space seems quite lively today.

There was One Punch Morion dressed in simple casual clothes, Spellcaster Morion in pajamas, and Magic Ring Morion in a mage's robe and plaster hood.

"Where did you get that plaster head?" Mysterious Morion saw the huge white plaster head on Morion's head as soon as he entered.

A white plaster head wig with classically styled curly hair and several blue pyroxene stones inlaid on the top of the head.

Morion, whose face was obscured, pointed to his helmet with a smile and said, "My teacher gave it to me. What do you think? Isn't it nice?"

Mysterious Morion doesn't recall Tops having such a hood, so it must be...

"You've successfully become Seren's apprentice?" Morion, the sorcerer, asked curiously as he lay on a recliner.

“That’s right!” Morion of the Ring proudly raised his right hand. “Now I’m a proper student at the Reallucaria Magic Academy.”

Tops wasn't actually qualified to take on apprentices, so even if Morion became Tops' apprentice, he wouldn't be considered a student of Rea Lucaria.

"Actually, Serian's students don't really count, do they?" One-Punch Morion walked to the sofa and sat down. "Wasn't she expelled?"

“Ah, that’s true.” Morion scratched his plaster head. “But it doesn’t matter, the teachers will take the school over sooner or later anyway.”

"We'll have to be accomplices then."

"That's true."

“But shouldn’t the gems on top of Seren’s hood be green?” Morion the Sorcerer asked, pointing to the blue gems on Morion’s head.

"Oh, this?" Fa Huan scratched his head. "Although I am single, I still think green is unlucky. After all, I have a whole family to take care of."

"So they had the teacher change to blue."

"Hehe." He chuckled.

"By the way, is everyone almost here?" One-Punch Morion sat on the sofa, crossing his legs.

"Hmm, we're only missing the Ironclad." Mysterious Morion looked around and counted the number of people.

"That's rare. He's supposed to be a fixed NPC." One-Punch Morion raised his head.

“He might come later,” the enigmatic Morion guessed. “I haven’t seen him here today.”

"I haven't seen him when I've logged in to sync these past few days."

"Then he's the last one." Morion the Sorcerer nodded, somewhat puzzled. "Given the flow of time on his side, it shouldn't be like this."

"Speaking of which, how long has it been since we last got together?" Morion thought for a moment. "It feels like ages since everyone was here."

"No way," Morion the Sorcerer chuckled, swinging his leg. "Didn't we all get together just a few days ago?"

"Your time is so slow," Morion complained. "I've almost finished Serenity's storyline here, and it's only been a few days over there."

"It's clearly because your time is going too fast!" Morion the Sorcerer refused to admit it was his fault. "That's right, it's because all of you are wrong."

"Haha." The others from Morien laughed.

Of all the people, the flow of time is the slowest on Morion's side.

Next is One Punch Morion.

Even so, almost half a month has passed for him.

Then there's the Law Ring, followed by the Mystery and the Collapse Iron.

One punch Morion stepped forward and synchronized with Morion's memories.

"Ugh!" He shook his head, feeling a bit uncomfortable as the memories of the past ten days flooded his brain all at once.

Although more than a month had passed in Moraine's area of ​​the French Ring, he had come in and synchronized with Moraine several times during that period.

Therefore, it's unlikely that Morion would absorb more than a month's worth of memories at once with just one punch.

Morion's memories of the Ring of Law unfolded before Morion's eyes with a single punch.

During this period, Moraine of the French Ring has done a lot.

He found Serenity from the original Tops, became her apprentice, and even helped her resurrect.

The specific process is similar to that in the game, but it is more concise.

Although Morion of the Ring of Law cannot use the Blessed Points for teleportation, his efficiency will not be much slower.

Because he doesn't need to navigate through various traps like the original Faded Ones, he can skip all the side quests and the main quests that must be completed.

When it encounters a cliff, it flies up; when it encounters a door that cannot be opened, it turns into a small insect and passes through; when it encounters a treasure chest that cannot be opened, it sends its insect offspring into the keyhole to turn it around from the inside.

Very convenient.

Instead of running through various tedious quests, Morion of the French Rings went straight to the point after meeting Serenity's "phantom" and expressed his desire to become her apprentice.

Although Seren is called a "witch", she is actually a kind person and very easy to talk to.

Relatively speaking, she is a good person, and she is actually very easy to talk to as long as it doesn't affect her research.

Although Seren couldn't understand why someone would inexplicably find her and want to become her apprentice, she still accepted Morion as her inexplicable student.

Morion skipped over the long list of quests that followed, too lazy to do them at all, and simply went straight to Ceremony's physical body.

Seren's physical body was sealed in a cave. Morion found her and took the "Source Stone" that contained her soul.

Because Ratalun was still sealing the stars and the fate of everyone by himself, Ceremony hadn't originally planned to tell Morion the location of his physical body so soon.

However, Morion stated directly that she had stumbled upon the cave where her physical body was sealed while she was just wandering around, and that she was incredibly lucky.

Seren was well aware that Morion was talking nonsense, but with her highly perceptive nature, she could sense Morion's goodwill from who-knows-where, so she didn't ask any further questions.

Although this level of goodwill seemed a bit inexplicable to Teacher Seol-ryeon, it wasn't entirely baseless.

After all, in the game, when everyone is expecting the protagonist to risk his life to become "king", only Seol-ryeon will tell the protagonist: if he fails to become king, go back to her and she will take care of him.

At this point in his recollection, One Punch Morion suddenly paused.

"That's not right, is it?" He looked up in confusion. "I remember that before we time-traveled, we skipped all the dialogue in games, didn't we?"

"Didn't our goodwill towards Serian come from Sertu? Who are you trying to fool with this act of being so sentimental?"

"You can fool others, but don't fool yourself, old man."

"Don't say such unpleasant things when I'm recalling something so serious, okay?" Morion glanced at him.

"Didn't you run into A-Tui?" the sorcerer Morion asked curiously.

This refers to the game's protagonist, the Nameless Faded One.

“No, nobody in the whole world knows this person,” One-Punch Morion replied to Ring Morion.

“And it’s certainly not that his reputation hasn’t spread,” Moraine added. “Theoretically, if he really did appear, it’s impossible for him to remain unknown.”

"After all, he has defeated several demigods, so it's impossible for his name to remain completely unknown in the border region."

“That’s true,” said Morion the Sorcerer.

“Ah, speaking of which, Duck Joy, Duck Joy,” Morion the Sorcerer complained, “you skipped the whole storyline, so you won’t get Comet Azle.”