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Li Bingruo's colleague took out a notebook and started taking notes.

"Any other questions?" the young man asked.

"That's all for now... We'll contact you again if there's anything else."

"Excuse me for asking, has something happened at the shelter?"

No...

..............

Li Bingruo and her colleagues finished their questioning, left the Kazama residence, and entered the elevator.

"Captain Li, what do you think? Is there something wrong with this guy?" his colleague asked.

After thinking for a moment, Li Bingru shook her head.

She didn't find anything suspicious.

The other party is a freelancer who claims to have a clean record in interpersonal relationships.

It has no connection to that suspect from that day.

Looks like I made another wasted trip...

"There are still several cases to investigate, tomorrow will be very busy again..."

"I'm planning to ask for leave tomorrow," Li Bingruo suddenly said.

"I will have Leng Biehe conduct the investigation together."

"Um?!!"

Her colleague looked at Li Bingruo with a look of utter disbelief.

You should know that his boss is a notorious workaholic and has never been seen taking a normal vacation.

"I'm going to visit someone," Li Bingruo explained calmly.

Chapter 45 Dream Premonitions and Eggs

"Have they left?"

A minute after hearing the door close, the study door opened a crack, and a small head peeked out.

Only after confirming that the guests had left did Cerberus push open the study door and fly out.

Kazama was just putting away the water glasses when he came out of the kitchen.

"The police officer who just spoke was..."

Kazama sat back down on the sofa: "They must have come up here following the lead of the head of that rescue station."

“The police don’t have many leads right now, and the head of the rescue station who introduced us is one of them.”

"But there's no problem, because I can't contact 'Yubie' at all."

He had thought of this when he was at the door, so he wasn't flustered at all.

“However, this divination…” Three cards appeared in Kazama’s hand.

It was in the morning when he drew the three Clow Cards: 'Disappear', 'Sword', and 'Shadow'.

"Is this what the potential crisis and the pursuit of truth refer to?"

"The final card represents the solution to the problem... which means I've successfully passed the test."

“Interesting... If we consider it from a results-oriented perspective, this divination was indeed successful.”

Cerberus nodded: "That means you have quite a talent for divination and inspiration."

"So...."

A key appeared in Kazama's hand, the Book of Seals appeared, and then the fifty-two cards were rearranged on the table.

"Let's try one more time... This time, let's ask about superpowers and loss of control."

Kazama closed his eyes, summoning that innate feeling, and drew three cards in a row.

These three cards are 'Shadow', 'Time', and 'Mystery'.

"It represents unknown developments, constant trials, and chaos."

Combining the three cards is undoubtedly the worst possible outcome.

"If the divination results are correct, does that mean this kind of loss of control might be the norm?" Kazama murmured.

Although we have prepared for the worst possible outcome, anxiety is still inevitable.

However, Kazama quickly regained his composure.

Instead of having unfounded doubts, it's better to actively seek solutions.

"The most important thing right now is to find clues to what might have happened or what has already happened that could have gotten out of control."

“Then… let’s do another divination?” Cerberus suggested from the side.

“Not for now…” Kazama shook his head.

"The problem of vagueness cannot be solved by general prediction directions."

"I'll try using dream cards for divination tonight."

Cerberus once said that the art of dream divination provides some kind of specific information in the unseen realm.

If it is closely related to oneself, it is possible for it to directly evolve into a precognitive dream that manifests the future.

In comparison, Kazama's current level of Clow Card divination seems rather lackluster.

With that thought, Kazama put the Clow Cards away again and returned to his study.

The study now contains a wider variety of books compared to two weeks ago.

Besides researching his superpowers, what he needs to do now is to continuously improve himself.

Learn various kinds of knowledge in the present world... as well as knowledge from the extraordinary side.

Kazama sat down at the desk, where an old-fashioned book was placed in the center.

"Fairy's Door"

Although Kazama initially materialized the phantom book "Fairy Door" to deal with the parasitic beasts and the potential crisis of them going out of control.

However, in his hands, this book was not simply an offensive tool.

Things in the form of books are essentially still 'knowledge'.

However, such knowledge is often subject to strict selection, and it is difficult for non-extraordinary people to study and understand it.

The Fairy Door records the research of the famous medieval alchemist von Hohenheim Paracelsus on the four elemental spirits. It is a magical book about elemental magic, a branch of sorcery.

While the Clow Cards are good, what Kazama lacks most right now is basic knowledge of the mystical side.

After all, Kazama's idea of ​​the Clow Cards wasn't limited to using them as tools.

What Kazama truly wants is to be like Sakura Kinomoto in the original story, to collect all the cards and then use his own power to overwrite them, turning the Clow Cards that belong to Clow into ones that truly belong to him.

Although external objects are incredibly convenient and quick to use, they are, after all, just external objects and not truly one's own.

What you can truly rely on is what belongs to you.

Back to the topic.

'Knowledge' is, of course, something that belongs entirely to oneself.

Holding the Clow Cards, Kazama's current situation is like having a complete textbook, but no real teacher to explain and instruct him.

At this point, supplementary books are needed to help.

The spells cast by the four elemental spirits, the four elemental Clow Cards.

Both involve the four elements that constitute the material basis of the world in mysticism, and they have a great deal in common.

By studying "Fairy Door", Kazama discovers that the three cards of earth, fire, and water, which he has always been unable to control, are showing signs of loosening.

Especially the fire tile.

Fire element cards are among the Clow Cards with the highest attack attribute.

If you want to improve your combat ability as quickly as possible, the fire card is undoubtedly the best solution.

At the same time, the fire card can also restore some of Cerberus's power, so that it won't just be a cute accessory forever.

..........

The day passed quickly, and it was the eve of bedtime.

However, Kazama's sleep and rest today were slightly different from usual.

The card depicts a Clow Card in Kazama's hand, featuring an elf girl wearing pink pajamas and closing her eyes as if taking a rest.

This is precisely the dream card that can manipulate dreams, greatly enhance inspiration, and thus achieve a predictive effect.

The experiment of using dream cards to predict questions, following the daytime divination, will begin from this moment.

Kazama placed the Dream Card on his forehead. As magic was infused into it, the Dream Card transformed into a rainbow of light that flowed into his body.

Then Kazama lay down on the bed and closed his eyes.

Since reading the Book of Wisdom, perhaps due to the development of his brain, Kazama's control over himself has improved dramatically.

Not only can it easily control one's own movements and strength, but it can even affect sleep.

Normally, before truly falling asleep, Kazama stays awake in bed for a long time before gradually immersing himself in the dark world as sleepiness rises.

But now, Kazama's sleep speed is quite fast. As long as he closes his eyes and clears his mind, he will soon fall into a deep sleep.

Today's slumber is destined to be different.

Logically speaking, when one falls asleep, the process of consciousness sinking down often involves the deprivation of the five senses.

Unaware of their own limitations.

This is normal in dreams.

Although some people have experienced lucid dreams, these are extremely rare occurrences.