Mystery: Starting with the Night Pope.

Chapter 548 Antigonus's Madness

One of the two normal wishes of the "Wishing Lamp" has been used up, leaving one more.

But Kleinke wasn't blind to the situation; he used it up, and once he got rid of Amon, he was fairly certain he would become the "Fool." At that point, the "Wishing Lamp" wouldn't be so precious anymore.

"I wish to banish Amon's clones." Klein gently wiped the surface of the lamp and made his second wish.

The current Amon is still just an avatar, lacking the status of a true god, and is barely within the scope of the "Wishing Lamp's" interference.

"As you wish!"

The genie spoke with a hint of amusement, eagerly granting Klein's wish.

"It seems your situation is not good. I can promise you that I will help you become the 'Fool' in this battle, but what I need is to leave Earth."

The genie's timing was perfect, at a time when Klein desperately needed help.

"Fulfill my wish first." Klein remained unmoved.

"Ah, you will agree." The genie's voice was slightly ethereal.

When Amon saw the "Wishing Lamp," he frowned, but before he could react, the genie eagerly granted Klein's wish.

A blur appeared before Amon's eyes, and he found himself in the void, with a bright moon before him.

To prove his abilities, the genie sent Amon to the stars!

"It's no use." Amon's eyes turned crimson the moment he saw the moon, but he was not disappointed. Instead, he calmly extinguished his consciousness in this clone.

Meanwhile, Klein, in the Hornach Mountains, frowned slightly, because the star portal that Amon had created had not disappeared!

"You've been deceived. This portal was already being constructed by Amon's main body, and has nothing to do with Amon's clones anymore."

The genie's reminder echoed in Klein's mind. He seemed somewhat pleased, because Klein's condition had not truly improved.

Amon's true form has already found the "loophole," and with His abilities, He will likely be able to return from the end of space in a short time.

"It's our turn," Klein said, looking at Antigonus.

Antigonus remained silent after Amun's appearance, but Klein was extremely wary of Him and dared not give Him too much time to prepare.

Antigonus snapped his fingers, grafting the Hornach Mountains onto the astral plane.

Klein raised an eyebrow, and then saw Antigonus reach out and lightly touch the "Fool" mask on his face.

Buzz... Klein felt a momentary daze, and then sensed an extremely familiar, grand, sinister, and insane will emanating from Antigonus.

That is the will of the "Lord of Mysteries"!

The uniqueness of "The Fool" contains the resurrected will of "Lord of Mysteries," a will that was resurrected in Antigonus at the end of the Fourth Age and almost devoured him, bringing him to full resurrection.

Later, Truman, who had become a near-old Truman, personally came to the Hornach Mountains and sealed it away.

Now, Antigonus has taken the initiative to awaken this will.

"Are you crazy?" Klein's eyes widened slightly, unable to comprehend Antigonus's behavior.

Not only him, but even the prying eyes of the Astral Plane have now materialized, falling on Antigonus and bringing immense pressure.

"If you relinquish the position of 'The Fool,' giving me the corresponding characteristics and uniqueness, how could I possibly want to completely destroy you?"

Klein frowned as he looked at Antigonus, sensing something amiss.

He had several encounters with Antigonus, and although they were hostile, his impression of Him was always quite good, far less so than that of Amun.

Moreover, since they were both angels of the Dream Cult, their relationship should not have been bad if there hadn't been a struggle for the position of "Fool." Therefore, Klein never intended to actually kill Antigonus.

As for whether we can save a Sequence 2 Antigonus, there's no need to worry at all. The "Miracle Worker's" resurrection can do it, and if that doesn't work, there's the "Dream Walker's" "Reality".

But Antigonus's active awakening of the "mysterious will" has undoubtedly pushed this struggle in an unpredictable direction.

"What I have always sought is a peaceful life." The will of the "Lord of Mysteries" within Antigonus has broken free from the seal of the "Supreme Dream" and is gradually recovering, but His will is still clear now.

Klein felt that the cause and effect he had buried in the uniqueness of "The Fool" had been stirred, and he involuntarily received the information coming from Antigonus.

Those were fragmented scenes, one after another.

A newborn dire wolf and its siblings hunted their prey relentlessly in the darkness, tearing at or killing them, enjoying pure pleasure...

...That "Goddess of Misfortune" seems quite beautiful, possessing both the aesthetics of a wolf and a human. She has a gentle personality and is very good at soothing the soul, so she's not so disliked by wolves.

In the next scene, the "Goddess of Misfortune" wields a giant scythe and delivers the final blow to the powerful and ferocious father god of the demon wolf.

He witnessed the blood of the Father God splattered all over the body of the "Goddess of Misfortune," and this scene became His nightmare, keeping Him from finding peace for thousands of years.

Later, with the help of a very beautiful and delicious-looking angel, He and His sister escaped and began to hide on the continent.

Those difficult years also left an indelible mark on the wolf's memory.

In the end, with the help of that beautiful but powerful angel, He and his sister found a new home and were able to live a peaceful life.

That period was probably the best time of His life, giving Him the first peace He had ever known.

But sometimes, He cannot find peace simply because He desires it.

He became the "Mysterious Servant," descended the mountain, and became the most handsome and powerful angel in the world, under whose protection he has finally found peace.

However, during the final years of the Fourth Age, even the most powerful "Supreme Dream" encountered an opponent, battling the terrifying Grim Reaper in the Underworld, and was no longer able to protect Him.

The shadow that had always existed within Him surged forth wildly, almost devouring everything He had!

Ultimately, "Supreme Dream" prevailed, and He was saved.

But Antigonus seemed to know that only the true god could barely protect himself, his sister, and the Kingdom of Night in the end times!

Klein saw Antigonus's memories through the power of "cause and effect," and the emotions contained within them surged forth wildly.

"What the hell are you doing?!" Klein shouted, raising his fist and striking Antigonus with a light blow, both surprised and furious.

(End of this chapter)