Mystery: Starting with the Night Pope.

Chapter 362 Dark Fairy Tale

As Truman walked through the town, he clearly sensed the fusion of cause and effect and the spiritual thread.

This force forms the foundation of utopia.

Klein cleverly combined the two powers here, using a more powerful control over the town.

This is excellent; it fully demonstrates Klein's in-depth exploration of the "Dream" and "Diviner" pathways.

"I divided Utopia into two areas, one of which is my creative area, which consists of my completely original stories."

"The other area is a darker version of 'Fairy Tale Town'," Mayor Klein explained to Truman, acting as his guide.

"I want to go take a look over there." Truman suddenly looked in one direction, where something more interesting seemed to be.

"Hmm?" Klein looked in that direction, his expression somewhat strange. "So, the bishop looks down on my original story?"

"Heh, don't forget I'm also an Extraordinary being of the 'Dream' pathway. Not a single thread of cause and effect you're hiding can escape my eyes," Truman said bluntly.

"So no matter how well your puppet show is performed in front of me, I can still see the cause-and-effect connections within it."

This feeling is like watching a puppet show from behind the scenes, seeing all the strings in your eyes, so naturally there's no fun in it.

"Uh..." This was something Klein hadn't expected.

"A causal line?" But his attention was quickly drawn to the term. "Is that kind of connection called a causal line?"

After becoming a "Fairy Tale Wizard" and constructing utopia, he gained a vision similar to a spirit thread through the "Fairy Tale Descent".

However, he did not find any information about this visual in the relevant knowledge about "Fairy Tale Wizard".

"Do you know the name of Sequence Four of the 'Dream' pathway?" Truman asked.

"The 'Favored One of Cause and Effect'..." Klein knew that His merit in preventing the evil god of Backlund from offering sacrifices was the qualification for advancement to Sequence Five and Sequence Four, so He naturally possessed the basic knowledge.

"Favored by 'Dream,' the cause and effect of all things are also blessed, which is manifested in the causal line." Truman gave a brief explanation, which made Klein nod repeatedly.

Bishop Truman is at least a demigod, or even an angel, which wouldn't be surprising...

Because there were always a few angels around him, Klein felt that he was very accepting of it.

"So am I getting used to it in advance? Like playing a role ahead of time?" Klein asked thoughtfully.

"It's probably the same idea." Truman and Klein headed towards the town library, where Truman toured the place and stopped at a bookshelf.

Upon seeing this bookshelf, Truman understood the method Klein had adopted.

Klein took a shortcut; instead of rebuilding a dark fairy tale town in Utopia, he recorded many dark fairy tales in the form of stories.

"Bishop, please!" Klein was also showing off his achievements.

Truman picked up a fairy tale book, which moved on its own without any wind, as if a force was pulling him into it.

The world in the book is a kind of illusion, but under the ability of "the boundary between illusion and reality", everything is no different from reality.

"Not bad." Truman directly immersed a wisp of his spirituality into the world of the book.

hum!

Truman suddenly felt a sense of clarity.

"Please, beautiful princess, only your kiss can break the evil witch's curse." Truman opened his eyes and saw an ugly frog talking.

Classic… Truman’s lips twitched, and then Klein appeared beside him, feeling Truman’s urge to make a sarcastic remark, and looked slightly embarrassed.

The beautiful princess was moved, knelt down, closed her eyes, and gently kissed him.

This scene is quite bizarre...

But in the blink of an eye, the frog truly transformed into a prince.

"So what? The prince and princess lived happily ever after?" Truman joked.

"How can this be called a dark fairy tale?" Klein led Truman behind a pillar in the palace, where they saw the evil witch hidden in a black robe.

"The Frog Curse, the Dark Mirror, Boiling Desire..." This evil witch is quite complex.

But there is no doubt that the "Frog Curse" ability alone is very powerful. In reality, the "Transformation Curse" of the "Prisoner" pathway is an ability that can only be obtained in Sequence 3.

Truman patiently watched as his surroundings rapidly changed, a scene reminiscent of the happy life of a prince and princess.

But this blissful life lasted less than three days...

The prince emerged from the princess's room and embraced the evil witch.

"Wow! That's ingenious!" Truman watched the prince and witch kissing each other, feeling that the plot had gone to an unpredictable point.

"My dearest Snow White, please forgive my betrayal; it was all for our kingdom..."

Truman was taken aback by the display of skill and looked at Klein.

Klein straightened his face, trying his best to make his expression normal.

"Snow White and the Prince's kingdom suffered a severe natural disaster and had to find new territory, so they set their sights on the princess's kingdom."

"Snow White taught herself evil magic and turned the prince into a frog, preparing to destroy the kingdom from within."

"The prince has gained the princess's trust, and everything else falls into place naturally."

Klein explained the whole fairy tale to Truman, and he was quite proud of the story itself. Of course, he was even more proud of what was to come.

"That makes sense." Truman nodded slightly, and then he saw the prince return to the princess's bedroom.

He held the naive princess in his arms and said, "I have appeased the Snow White Witch; we can easily take over her kingdom!"

Truman: ...

It has that flavor.

Real life is nothing like a fairy tale; it's all betrayal and scheming!

But is it really okay for you to create such a dark fairy tale in my dreamlike fantasy world?

Truman placed his hand on Klein's shoulder, sending a chill down Klein's spine. "You've committed blasphemy, do you know that?!"

Klein shrank back slightly, forcing a smile, "But that's what I do!"

"Supreme Dream" gave him the authority to this Illusionary Abyss so that he could handle things here, right?

He simply solidified many of humanity's dark thoughts in the form of dark fairy tales.

This one fairy tale has solidified dark thoughts such as greed, deception, and desire.

That seems to be true... Truman let Klein go and continued to be a spectator, watching the story unfold.

"Why don't you learn black magic?" the prince asked the princess. "Only black magic can defeat black magic!"

"Hiss!" Truman looked at the prince. This prince seemed to have something special about him; he was so skilled...

Does this seem like a repeat offender?

(End of this chapter)