Lord of Mysteries: Taiyi

Chapter 165 Holy crap, what a nest!

Inside a cheap rental house in the southern part of the bridge area.

Kurt didn't hide his purpose and said directly to Fors and Hugh, "I want to play the painter and paint the funeral that just happened. As for this key, it's an extraordinary item related to the apprentice. I want to study Fors's full moon ramblings."

Upon hearing this, Fors became quite agitated, the pen slipping from her hand. She looked at Kurt and asked, "Kurt, is it possible to treat my condition?"

Every time she murmurs during a full moon, Kurt has to help her block it out. This can't go on like this, because the full moon sometimes appears out of nowhere, without any warning.

However, it was clear that Kurt could not always be by her side—Fors even had the absurd idea of ​​marrying Kurt, who was not only rich and kind-hearted but also powerful, handsome, and had many wonderful ideas and inspirations.

However, Kut's status as a Chosen One effectively curbed the development of this idea; a Chosen One could not fall in love with a heretic, or rather, a Chosen One was simply not allowed to have a family or marriage.

This situation is not a solution at all. There will always be times when Kurt is not around. If there is a solution, that would be great.

Kurt shook his head with a wry smile and said, "I just wanted to try. I can't be sure if there's a way. After all, I'm just a Sequence Seven Extraordinary right now, and there are some things I can't do."

After hearing this, Fors could only nod, and said somewhat dejectedly, "I'm sorry, I got a little agitated. It's really unfortunate to be entangled in this strange phenomenon."

Hugh, whose hair was disheveled, patted her shoulder and comforted her, "There's always a way."

Kurt naturally knew what Fors was anxious about. According to the plot, the next full moon should occur randomly, and it was under that opportunity that Fors joined the Tarot Club.

"Yes, Hugh is right." Kurt opened his paint box, took out his painting tools one by one, and continued, "I'll also help you find a solution, at least you won't have to worry about this when I'm with you."

Fors picked up her pen again, nodded seriously for once, and said, "Thank you, Mr. Kurt. And thank you, Hugh."

Kutti nodded without saying anything more, and began to concentrate on setting out his painting tools and starting to paint the funeral scene.

As before, Kurt created some human faces out of thin air to replace the original figures in the painting, after all, he did not obtain their consent.

Kurt tried to include himself in the drawing this time, making him the only person whose appearance wasn't altered.

In this way, the funeral before nightfall was slowly recreated. During this process, Hugh would come over from time to time to take a look, and Fors would occasionally stop writing to come and observe.

The final painting, "The Funeral of an Innocent," was created, and Kurt imbued the painting with a sense of sorrow and tranquility.

The scene shows people silently mourning the deceased, with Kurt Bader in the very center offering a yellow flower.

Seeing that Kurt had stopped, Hugh exclaimed, "It felt like I was back at that peaceful and sorrowful funeral; it was very moving."

Fors gave a similar assessment, and Hugh concluded by saying, "Kurt, your paintings are in no way inferior to those of the court painters. I can read the emotion in this painting and realize that it is a sad story. If you hold an exhibition, you will become famous very quickly."

Kurt humbly but sincerely replied, "This is the ability of my approach to give paintings or other works of art corresponding value and meaning—thank you for your appreciation, of course."

This time, he gained the most feedback he'd ever had—indeed, firsthand experience yields more feedback.

When Kurt saw that the time was almost up, he waited for the oil painting to dry completely before putting it into a painting box and sealing it up.

After waiting a while longer, with Fors feeling anxious, the full moon murmur arrived as expected. The moment Fors gave the signal, Kurt immediately blocked the influence of the full moon on the house.

This time, Kurt did not block the full moon's murmur that was bestowed upon him. Thanks to the dual mental resistance of the "Painter" and the "Mental Patient," he could withstand it for a long time and even have his clone share the burden of the murmur.

Seeing Kurt's distressed expression, Fors and Hugh said somewhat flusteredly, "Kurt, what happened? Quickly, recite the name of the Earth Mother!"

Kurt waved his hand, then with a flick of his wrist, he used an enlarged playing card to divide the room into two parts, preventing Fors and Hugh from seeing what was happening on his side.

"I'm fine, you two don't step over this wall."

Mr. Men seems even more reckless this time than last time, unaware of Kurt's presence.

Kurt first prayed to himself, then sealed off half of the house, cutting off all contact with the outside world.

The murmur vanished instantly, and only then did Kurt grasp the universal key, indeed sensing a force attempting to break through the barrier.

It seems that Mr. Door has already discovered Kurt, or rather, Mother Goddess has already discovered Kurt.

Kurt directly opened a breach, channeling this power into his infinite collapse of source matter, hoping to establish a connection similar to that of the Source Castle.

He had already consulted the Gray Mist for his actions today, and even specifically asked Lilith for advice. She didn't express any opinion, nor was she surprised that Kurt knew about the Fallen Mother Goddess. As the daughter of the Fallen Mother Goddess, Lilith naturally knew the power of the Mother Goddess. Since she didn't express any opinion, it meant that this wasn't dangerous for Kurt. Lilith was even encouraging him to do so.

With Lilith's endorsement, Kurt dared to do this.

After the crack appeared, that force contracted back like lightning, as if it were some kind of raging beast. However, Kurt, who was fully activating "Infinite Collapse" on Black Peak, was obviously not going to be outdone. He directly pulled that force, or rather, that consciousness, into this space.

Similar to the situation at Source Castle last time, a purple-tinged, deep red power emerged from the dark clouds, extending all the way to the sky and slowly rotating.

They succeeded. Did they obtain the power of the Fallen Mother Goddess?

Kurt attempted to decipher the power's authority but failed, sensing two opposing forces.

Kurt sensed the aura of the Source Castle inside—having read the original work thoroughly, he instantly thought of the Mother Nest that had been sealed in the Western Continent by the Celestial Venerable.

That other resistance should be the barrier that was initially formed—

Therefore, the current situation is not quite the same as that of the Source Castle. The Source Castle brought the right to use the corresponding authority, but he only established a connection with the Mother Nest, while his abilities were restricted by the Celestial Venerable and the Barrier.

Following this logic, the situation in the Chaos Sea should be similar to that of the Source Castle. If a connection could be established with Kut, he could directly and initially grasp the authority and abilities of these source substances. Of course, this is on the premise that it is within his own source substance.

If all the source matter were gathered—Kut stopped the idea in time.

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