Mystery: The Stranger

Chapter 70 Uncertain Fog

Although Snow now feels that his mind is also quite ill.

He actually thought that "Queen of Another World" Seria's thinking was completely sound.

Since they cannot become gods themselves, in order to protect themselves when the end times come, they must rely on other great beings who have the opportunity to become the great beings of the past and become their followers. Since there are no reliable people to serve on Earth, why not just go straight to the great mother on the moon and offer their faith?

Anyway, one has to believe in an ancient being... The more I think about it, the more reasonable it seems... Snow had to admit that he was hopeless after all.

"Continue to hold onto the moon's uniqueness."

Snow gestured to the "Queen of Another World" to continue holding the moon's uniqueness firmly in her hands.

"OK."

"Queen of Another World" Seria suppressed her excitement for the time being, but her legs still couldn't help but tremble slightly.

She was still excited; there was no way she couldn't be. The thought that the Elf King might be summoning the Fallen Mother Goddess filled Sermia with a mix of tension, anticipation, and fear—it was incredibly thrilling.

Even the dual-sequence 2 was completely unable to remain calm at this moment, and was led by the nose by Snow's instructions throughout.

"You are the bridge between light and darkness, the gap between black and white, the ever-uncertain mist, the truth that oversees all things..."

"I beg for your gaze, I beg for your response, I beg you to witness with me this gray truth."

Holding the Wishing Lamp (the Black Empire Blade), the "Elf King" began a new round of summoning rituals. This time, he directly summoned the Outer God "Uncertain Mist" from the starry sky through the uniqueness of the moon. Even though Earth has a barrier that isolates Outer Gods, prayer is still possible.

Snow possesses the uniqueness of the moon, can directly connect to the starry sky, and has the moon, the Queen of the Otherworld of the Double Sequence 2 as her foundation, and a very clear title of Uncertain Mist. She herself is half a judge, and also holds the "Wishing Lamp" (Black Empire Blade) in her hand. Her mystical connections are more than enough.

The Uncertain Mist is one of the ancient things in the starry sky, the pinnacle of two paths of order: the Black Emperor's path and the Judge's path. The Genie's true form is the Uncertain Mist. Now, the Genie is sealed inside the Wishing Lamp and thrown into the Gray Mist Space by Snow. The Uncertain Mist... This Genie's body in the starry sky basically only has some instincts, and of course some residual consciousness, but it doesn't seem to be very smart either.

As the summoning gate slowly opened, Snow saw a white mist that was difficult to describe in words. Unlike the grayish-white mist he had seen when he tried to sacrifice himself to the Source Castle, this mist was white. Moreover, when this mist appeared, many things that were already clear became blurry and uncertain, and even the trajectory of fate became ethereal.

"Hurry up and give it a try."

Snow urged Saratas in her heart and wiped the surface of the "Wishing Lamp" three times. Inside the Black Empire Blade, Saratas had no confidence at all, after all, it was an Outer God of this world. But she still tried to use the orb of light given to her by the Source Castle to pretend that she was the genie and try to ask the Uncertain Mist for some power.

Snow was also cooperating, deliberately affecting the stability of the summoning gate, making it appear unstable and closing, thereby reducing the Uncertain Mist's perception across time and space. He also used his own status as a half-judge, along with the strong aura of the moon's uniqueness, to interfere with the Uncertain Mist's perception.

But everything Snow did was like casting a flirtatious glance at a blind man.

The "Uncertain Mist" didn't distinguish between genies or anything like that; its vague aura was irrelevant. However, the aura of the Judge was undeniably attractive, drawing power in before the summoning gate closed. Its main message was: if you want it, I'll give it to you.

Snow then took out the Moon Cup, which was no longer of much use, and used it as a container. He poured wisps of white mist from the Uncertain Mist into the Moon Cup, and finally used the unique power of the moon to seal it. Everything went so smoothly that Snow and Xaratas felt somewhat uneasy.

I thought it would be a risky gamble... but if it were that simple, wouldn't the genie's sacrifice have been in vain?

This question lingered in my mind for a moment before being forgotten. Let the genie sacrifice himself; without the genie, both He and the Uncertain Mist will have a brighter future.

"Let's sign a contract, and we will never reveal anything about our relationship regarding the stars."

Snow extracted wisps of white mist from the Moon Cup, then wove them into a contract and runes, which he had the "Queen of Another World," Seria, sign.

Although in a sense they were all traitors to the sport, Snow wasn't a local and was relatively open-minded about it.

If it's not exposed, then obviously it doesn't matter.

"I, Sermia, the Queen of Another World, hereby promise that I will never reveal to anyone what I know about the Elf King's knowledge of the starry sky."

"Queen of Another World" Seria did not hesitate and directly accepted the contract runes formed from the white mist.

The way He looked at the Elf King at that moment... was simply breathtaking.

As expected of the Elf King, and only the Elf King, he actually dared to establish a connection with another Outer God who coveted him, and even achieved some success. Sermia really admired him; at least he didn't have the courage to make the same attempt on the Mother Goddess.

Although she kept saying that her primary faith was the Fallen Mother Goddess, Sermia was still a little afraid of facing the Fallen Mother Goddess directly.

His ideal scenario was that the progenitor of the vampires, Lilith, would lead the way in submitting to the Fallen Mother Goddess, and he would follow Lilith, following behind her, and together with Olnia and other vampire dukes, they would pay homage to the Fallen Mother Goddess. This would demonstrate his contribution and value in persuading the entire vampire race, and also ensure safety with more people around.

This is also why the Queen of the Otherworld died silently in the original timeline. Simply wanting to be a guide might not cause any trouble, since no one would intentionally expose themselves. However, if someone genuinely wanted to recruit Lilith as a guide, well... they would basically be eliminated by Lilith within the vampire clan.

"You can go play now... um... as a reward."

Snow thought for a moment, then placed a dark woven collar around the neck of the otherworldly queen in front of him. The collar had invisible chains that extended directly to the Moon's Uniqueness in her hand.

Faced with this seemingly manipulative behavior, Sermia was not alarmed but rather delighted. Within her, the conflict between the Lunar Path and the Gate Path was being forcibly balanced, and the power of order was connecting the entire Lunar Path sequence 9 to sequence 2.

As a normal scaffold.

The unique power of the moon triggered a slight contamination of the fallen Mother Goddess within Sermia, directly coating her Planeswalker trait with a crimson hue. By infusing the moon's power into her, the conflict between the two different traits was mitigated.

Admittedly, non-adjacent pathways and extraordinary characteristics will inevitably conflict with each other.

However, a complete mixture of characteristics is madness. But by using the power of the order side to connect the lunar pathway system, and then infiltrate and influence it to suppress individual gate pathway characteristics, a complete system can be used to suppress or drive the extraordinary characteristics of other pathways, which would greatly reduce the madness.

The lunar pathway, by its very nature, possesses the ability to both tame and pollute.

As Snow loosened his grip, the collar around the Queen's neck and the power extending to the Moon's Uniqueness disappeared, but the connection between the two was not severed. This was a good thing for both sides. The Queen essentially used her Planeswalker-type power to exchange for the power from the Moon's Uniqueness. Neither Snow nor Sermia suffered a loss.

"We are ready to answer your call at any time."

The "Queen of Another World" bowed respectfully, then disappeared via teleportation.

Snow, on the other hand, did take a brief look at his own extraordinary system.

The Judgement Path is the core of the core, and it also contains three extra Storm Path Sequence 2s, as well as a set of Sequences 9 through 5 that were originally from the Demon Era.

The low-to-mid-sequence characteristics of demons are completely negligible and there is no need to exclude them.

The Judge's Path, supplemented by the Elven foundation, is already a complete set from Sequence 9 to Sequence 1, and also possesses the uniqueness of the Judge.

The three Storm Path Sequence 2 Cataclysmic traits have a significant impact, but there's no need to exclude them. Two of these are the original traits of the Elf King, and the other belongs to the Elf King's follower, the God of Fantasy.

If there's only one natural disaster trait, it's somewhat useless; if there are only two, it will be more troublesome.

However, the three Calamity traits are very good. The three Calamity traits can serve as a relatively stable spiritual hard drive and mental container for the Elf King, ensuring that the mind has a place to divert its energy. Moreover, the three Calamity traits are also a relatively powerful main force. The power of the Judge can also maintain a corresponding balance among the three Calamity traits. Finally, by borrowing the power of the Moon's uniqueness, these traits can be firmly glued together in a stable structure.

The Judge's Path is the table, the Demon's Path is the placemat, the Storm's Path is the cutlery in the drawer, and the Moon's Uniqueness is the goblet on the table.

By forcibly balancing, organizing, coordinating, and scheduling oneself, one feels more comfortable.

But the frenzied accumulation was still inevitable, so there was still one crucial step. Snow lifted the moon in his hand, and the crimson full moon gradually darkened in color, rising into the sky. The eerie moonlight raged, shining on the real world and the spirit world, further amplifying the dark and eerie nature of the night itself.

He made the moon his substitute, turning his madness into a curse to balance other intelligent life.

Some extraordinary individuals from the Southern Continent who practiced restraint through unusual means unfortunately became the first victims.

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