Mystery: Starting with the Night Pope.

Chapter 232 "The Fool" Enters the Cult

Double the salary… Klein's expression turned serious. He turned to Dunn and asked, "Captain, what are the requirements if I want to join?"

"All that's needed is the bishop's approval," Dunn said with a smile. "This doesn't involve faith in the goddess; in fact, all Night Watchers are Dream Cultists."

"As the bishop said, this is a benefit, not an obligation."

"Very good." Truman raised an eyebrow. "You have now become a member of my Dream Cult."

Very well, all of the choices of the "Lord of Mysteries" have been made to join the Dream Cult. The fact that the "Lord of Mysteries" was once an angel under the command of the "Supreme Dream" can no longer be escaped.

Klein couldn't hide his joy.

In a world where formal wear is ridiculously expensive, double the salary would be enough to greatly improve his and his family's living conditions in the days to come.

"What do I need to do?" Klein felt he had to do something to justify his salary.

"If possible, come here once a week and listen to the dreamlike sounds," Truman said.

"Okay!" Klein nodded solemnly.

With the matter settled, Dunn quickly took Klein away from St. Serena's Church and returned to Blackthorn Security Company.

"Captain, are all the Dream Cults this...rich?" Klein couldn't help but ask.

The divine robes worn by that Bishop Truman, along with the doubling of the wages for all night watchmen, all point to one fact.

"Well..." Dunn Smith smiled and took a gold coin out of his wallet.

Klein was puzzled.

"Theoretically speaking, all gold coins, and even the current paper gold pounds, originated from the Dream Cult."

"In the Solomon Empire, there is a dream castle, which is the financial center of the entire world and sets the financial rules for the entire world."

"The currency system of Rune follows the rules of Dream Castle."

"Hiss!" Klein gasped, speechless with shock.

The place that controls the world's financial rules is indeed the richest place!

"I can sense the bishop's high regard for you. If possible, you could lean more towards the Dream Cult."

Dunn Smith suddenly said that he knew Klein's family background and that he needed to improve his family's situation.

"You can learn more about the Dream Cult. There are all sorts of quests there, and you can get very generous rewards for completing them. The rules there are also very suitable for a young person with an active mind like you."

"even……"

Dunn Smith glanced at Klein, his expression turning somewhat strange as if he had just thought of something.

"The Dream Cult possesses a special and safe path to becoming an extraordinary being."

"A safe path for extraordinary beings?!" Klein had learned some occult knowledge in the past day, and he couldn't quite understand the word "safe."

“Yes, it’s safe,” Dunn Smith replied. “We’ve never even encountered an out-of-control Dream Path Beyonder.”

To be honest, Klein was very tempted.

"Of course, it's very difficult."

"In fact, apart from those who devote their entire lives to their dreams, the rest don't have much of a chance."

They had returned to Blackthorn Security Company, and a young man sitting in the company's break room overheard the conversation and chimed in with a comment.

This young man was about the same age as Klein, with black hair and green eyes, a gentle and handsome appearance, and a romantic temperament like a poet.

Leonard Mitchell was also a member of the "Night Watchers".

"To have complete faith in the dream..." Klein nodded slightly; even this was difficult enough.

"In any case, let's deal with the ancient notebook incident involving you first." Dunn Smith steered the conversation back to the case.

"What's recorded in that notebook?" Dunn Smith and Klein sat down, and the atmosphere became serious.

"That appears to be a notebook belonging to a Solomon nobleman from the Quaternary period..."

"A nobleman of Solomon?" Leonard Mitchell sat up straight, becoming even more serious.

"Yes, it seems to be... Antigonus?"

This surname carries immense weight throughout the entire mystical world. In the Fifth Age, it gradually faded from the Solomon Empire and settled in the Hornach Mountains, but in the Fourth Age, it was one of the most illustrious surnames in the Solomon Empire.

So even if this notebook only came from one member of this family, it is still extremely dangerous, which seems to be beyond the scope of what the Tingen Night Watch team can handle.

Dunn Smith's expression turned serious, and after careful consideration, he said, "We might need some help."

"Is this Ms. Daly?" Leonard suddenly laughed, giving Captain Dunn a meaningful smile.

"...It should be her." Dunn nodded gently.

"Why don't you just give in to her, Captain? She's been pursuing you for so long," Leonard teased with a smile, his hands clasped together.

Klein raised an eyebrow slightly, sensing the gossip in the air.

"...It's working hours now." Dunn forcefully steered the conversation back on track.

"Ms. Daly is an exceptionally talented Extraordinary. With her help, things will be much easier for us," Dunn explained to Klein.

However, the perceptive Klein noticed that the captain's tone seemed to change when Ms. Daly was mentioned.

"That's all for now. Klein, try to recall the whereabouts of the Antigonus Notebook. I'll go and submit a report to apply for it now."

Dunn stood up and left in a hurry.

Klein looked at Leonard, his colleague who also seemed eager to confide in him, and coincidentally, he was a good listener.

"Ms. Daly was one of our seniors, and a very outstanding one at that. She has now moved to the Backlund parish."

That's really impressive. Backlund is a historic city that's on par with the capital of Solomon... Klein nodded in agreement.

"Legend has it that Ms. Daly launched a fierce offensive against the captain after she joined our company."

"She even claimed to have received guidance from a dream..."

Leonard and Klein huddled together and chatted. After exchanging glances several times, their relationship became much more familiar. Talking about such topics is the easiest way to bring people closer.

"Alright, I've already submitted the application to my superiors, and support from above will arrive soon." Dunn arrived quickly.

But when he entered, he saw two colleagues sitting upright.

"Klein, have you recalled any key points? For example, what was recorded in your notes?"

Dunn didn't dwell on it, but instead looked at Klein and asked.

"Yes, yes." Klein quickly organized his memories and told his two colleagues.

(End of this chapter)