Mystery: Time Travelers of the Fourth Era

Chapter 508 A Mirror Image, Unable to Wear a Mask

Kill complete!

In Grosser's Travels, Klein, through prior arrangements, projected a historical image of Emperor Roselle, delivering a fatal blow to Boutis when Boutis was caught off guard. Boutis himself then left the travelogue and returned to his own body, which was still alive but somewhat stiff.

However, Klein clearly did not expect that he had a trump card, and that a veteran demigod like Butis also had a trump card, and that this was an extraordinary ability recorded from "angels".

However, this is normal. If they didn't have many trump cards to save their lives, the Gui San family would be more cautious. Normally, they would have several chances to avoid death and the ability to force a transfer. That's why Butis dared to gamble on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Of course, he knew it was a trap, but what if he won the gamble?

Klein was now experiencing this extraordinary ability to reverse fate. The tyrant projection of Emperor Roselle, which had flown away, began to flow backward. Klein's movements as he regained control of his body also flowed backward. The fatal wound that Butis had suffered also flowed backward, and his body returned to its previous location and state, back to the "Mirror World" on the verge of shattering.

Actually, Klein should feel lucky. This might be because the luck accumulated by the Winner's Puppet has been added to Klein. Fate Reversal has a prerequisite for casting the spell. It cannot allow people to freely rewind to the point in time they need, and it requires an initial anchor.

Clearly, when Butis took the magical item from Klein, he didn't guard against a Sequence 5 whose body was already cold. Otherwise, if he had rewound back to when Klein's body was still stiff, Klein would probably have died a very gruesome death. He was very lucky; Butis rewound his fate, but he still couldn't escape the danger.

After the reversal of fate, although Butis's injuries recovered, he still had to face the tyrant projection of Emperor Roselle, which came like lightning. However, since he was on guard, Butis was only slightly injured this time and was not killed by Klein's sneak attack.

He hated Klein to the core, but without seeking revenge, he immediately escaped the collapsing mirror world to prevent himself from being swallowed up by the eerie void revealed by the spatial collapse.

Meanwhile, Dorian and Roselle, inside the Old Box, had completed their coordinated testimony. Dorian used the Star Staff to teleport directly to the outside world. The Old Box on the first level couldn't contain the Star Staff, and they witnessed Boutis appear, but he was carrying a fatal wound from Klein's sneak attack...

When Butis finished his cycle and escaped again, Dorian, Roselle, and the Joan of Arc puppet, who were already waiting outside, attacked almost simultaneously. Dorian turned a page of the Book of Illusions, "Teleportation is prohibited here."

This is the extraordinary power of the Tamara family demigods as recorded by Dorian.

A barrier appeared around Boutis, and the Roselle and Joan of Arc dolls, one in front and one behind, escorted the demigod to his death.

That's pretty tragic.

He didn't even have time to open the second layer of the Old Days Box to randomly teleport his life away.

Where are my friends?

Dorian confirmed that Butis was dead, and then hurriedly looked at the Joan of Arc doll in his hand, who was still holding the broken silver mirror.

what?

Oh!

After all, it was raised by Roselle and didn't have much intelligence. After Joan of Arc destroyed the heinous Boutis, she hurriedly looked at the silver mirror in her hand and found that this precious magical item was almost broken. In the collapsed mirror world, Klein's trace could not be seen at all.

Klein... he probably... considered teleporting out using the Ancient Robe, but unfortunately, Dorian had issued a decree prohibiting teleportation here. This demigod's decree was equivalent to a Sequence 5 Traveler's teleportation ability for Klein, so he couldn't squeeze into the server and was directly eliminated.

what...

Lady Joan of Arc was somewhat embarrassed.

Is anyone else here?

Rosell turned around and counted his knights; not a single one was missing.

At this point, Roselle was already wary of Dorian. The reason he didn't seize the Box of the Old Days was because his intuition as a craftsman told him that the negative effects of that sealed artifact might be a weakening rather than a helping one at this time.

"fine."

Dorian was silent for a moment, then his figure disappeared through a door. He didn't take either Butis's corpse or the Box of the Ancients. Instead, he teleported to another place and quickly recorded the other undisturbed scenes.

Wow~

They're quite sensible.

Roselle clicked his tongue. Since Dorian had left behind the characteristics of a demigod and a powerful sealing artifact, the magnanimous General Roselle didn't necessarily have to kill him.

"Master, I think I just saw you."

Joan of Arc recalled what she had seen before, that of Roselle who was like a tyrant, and said, "Just like an emperor."

"Ahem, Joan of Arc, you can't say things like that."

Upon hearing this, Roselle immediately coughed. "That Joan of Arc, really! There are people around. Although he already has the idea of ​​rebellion, the time is far from right. He should stockpile grain and delay declaring himself king."

All right...

Joan of Arc, who had originally wanted to explain, could only shut her mouth when she saw Rosell's eyes.

A few blocks away, Klein's body was ejected from a mirror in a disheveled state. His longest-serving puppet, Blood General, had just been completely destroyed while covering Klein's escape.

Dorian's use of the Law Lock Space Teleportation was indeed an unintentional mistake. Due to the information asymmetry, he overlooked Klein's situation, preventing Klein from teleporting out in time. Fortunately, the vengeful spirit also possessed the ability to travel through the mirror world. Although Klein was unable to cut out directly, he still managed to eject from the glass window of a shop outside the street thanks to the Blood General's efforts.

Are you alright?

Not long after Klein reappeared, Dorian, who was keeping records everywhere, found this young man.

His face showed a hint of guilt.

"I'm fine, where's Boutis?"

Klein assumed Dorian was worried about him, but didn't care that he had almost died. He was even kindly concerned about Butis's life or death.

"He's dead, and that's all thanks to you."

Dorian still remembered Klein's ritual requirements, and although he wasn't sure if Klein's killing would still count after the fate was reversed, he still said it.

Perhaps so, since both he and Roselle in this scenario witnessed Boutis starting a cycle of fate in order to avoid death.

"That's fine then. What about your ritual?"

Due to the time difference, Klein regretfully couldn't meet Rosell in this scenario world.

"It's almost over."

Dorian smiled. Butis's final act of destruction had indeed had a significant impact on him.

But Boutis overlooked one point: although the ritual required a complete record of information from all three scenes.

However, the three scenarios provided by Xia'er are far beyond what is acceptable in terms of scale and completeness. Even if some parts are damaged, they are still more than enough to meet Lian's needs.

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