Mystery: Starting with the Night Pope.

Chapter 235 Dual-Path Extraordinary Individual

"Having two paths?!" Klein exclaimed incredulously.

"I have faith in you because you have this potential." If Truman says you do, then you definitely do.

"Your soul seems to be stronger than that of an ordinary person, even twice as strong..." Under Truman's various ramblings, Klein believed it.

Perhaps it's because of the fusion of two souls, this seems to fit the laws of transmigrators... Klein muttered to himself.

"So, I can give you a chance," Truman said meaningfully.

But Klein had completely calmed down by this time.

Truman was very satisfied with this; Klein's excellent qualities always came through in crucial moments.

"The 'Dream' method doesn't require the use of potions, so there's no issue of losing control..."

"But extraordinary individuals who use the 'Dream' pathway can also obtain corresponding extraordinary abilities, and may even be more powerful than ordinary extraordinary individuals."

"Even due to its dreamlike nature, it can suppress other forms of madness..."

Truman gave Klein a general explanation of the "dream" pathway.

"...What do I need to give in return?"

After weighing his options for a minute, Klein made up his mind. He was quite averse to those delirious thoughts. Perhaps the so-called "dreamlike" approach that was supposed to be invincible could solve this problem?

Of course, Klein was well aware that such an "opportunity" would not come out of nowhere.

"Of course, I have a request. Once you complete it, I can hold a ceremony for you and make you a 'prayer'."

"By the way, 'The Prayer' is a Sequence 9 of the 'Dream' pathway, which is a very special Sequence 9."

"What's so special about it?" Klein followed Truman's lead and asked, eager to know more to decide whether to complete the commission.

"It's similar to your current 'fortune teller'; it won't improve your physical attributes or combat abilities. It will only grant you powerful spirituality."

"The higher your spirituality, the more things you can do."

"There might even be some welcome changes."

Truman deliberately held back a trick, piquing Klein's curiosity.

"A welcome change?" Klein asked curiously.

"Directionalism." Truman took out a gold coin. "For example, if you pray for money, your spirituality will be directed in that direction."

"It could be a profitable stock, or it could be finding money on the street..."

This directionality is enviable... Klein's eyes lit up.

"And what about the commission?" Klein asked cautiously.

"My request to you is actually quite simple: go to the University of Tingen, where you studied before, and meet your teacher, Azik Eggers."

"What?" Klein was prepared to take a "limited" risk, but he didn't expect this kind of request.

Shouldn't it be kicking the "Secret Order" and punching "Antigonus"?

Of course, Klein can't do that now either.

"Why this kind of request?"

Klein asked, a hint of resistance creeping in, as the task involved his teacher.

He didn't know the relationship between Bishop Truman and his teacher, but he, as a "messenger," might lead his teacher, Azik, to make some bad decisions.

"Don't worry, this won't do him any harm. I'm just giving him a choice," Truman said frankly.

"I'm an old friend of his, you can ask him for advice on this issue."

"..." Klein nodded silently, preparing to go back and make a decision.

"Okay, go back and get used to your abilities today, then come back to report in a couple of days later."

"I must thank Your Excellency the Bishop for giving me this opportunity, no matter what," Klein said sincerely.

Truman smiled and nodded, watching Klein leave.

"Azik Eggers..." He had been missing for over a thousand years, wandering the northern and southern continents, completely integrated into the lives of ordinary people.

But some things are simply unavoidable.

Truman hadn't forgotten that the "Grim Reaper" Salinger, whom he had killed, still had a backup plan in Azik.

Back then, he killed a Death God at the level of "half an Old One," and with the existence of the "River of Eternal Darkness," he was still unable to erase all traces of the "Death God."

However, for him and Amanisis, it would be better if "Death" were all dead.

The very next day, Klein arrived at the University of Tingen.

He was familiar with the area and quickly found Azik Eggers.

Azik Eggers is still young, with bronze skin, black hair, brown eyes, and slightly weathered features.

For over a thousand years, He settled in many places across the northern and southern continents and islands, and married and had children like an ordinary person.

I have been living here at the University of Tingen for some time now.

"Klein? You came to see me?" Azik Eggers was a little surprised to see Klein arrive. He invited him in and poured him a cup of black tea.

"Mr. Azik," Klein greeted the teacher.

Now he probably also realized that this teacher was probably not just a history professor.

"Mr. Azik, I am here to see you now as a Night Watchman of the Church of the Night."

"Bishop Truman of St. Serena's Church asked me to send his greetings to you on his behalf."

Klein stated his purpose directly, thus eliminating any need for hesitation.

"Truman...Bishop?" Azik Eggers was clearly stunned, but he quickly realized something, and his expression became somewhat complicated.

"Mr. Azik, should I not have come here?" Klein looked at the change in Mr. Azik's expression and suddenly felt a little ashamed.

"No, you came at just the right time; you probably saved me once." Mr. Azik's expression was very gentle.

"I've known that Bishop Truman for a long time. He's trustworthy and he's doing this for my own good, but my problems are a bit complicated."

Azik explained that Klein didn't need to worry about it.

He remained silent for a while, probably thinking that Klein was a good listener at this moment.

"I met Bishop Truman a long time ago. He saved my life and even promised to solve all my problems."

"But out of a selfish desire to be content with the status quo, I hesitated for a long time."

"Now you've reminded me that some things can't be avoided."

"However..." Azik looked at Klein thoughtfully, "that Bishop Truman must have thought highly of you, right?"

"Probably." Klein could sense it too.

"That's excellent," Azik laughed. "You're a very good student, and having his appreciation will likely allow you to achieve even greater things."

"But I'm a little apprehensive." Klein also decided to reveal some of it to the teacher.

"Hmm..." Azik understood Klein's thoughts and then said, "He's a good person."

(End of this chapter)