Mystery: I Married the Queen of Mystery.

Chapter 52 Amon
The Hermit Odysseus glanced at Derrick, the Sun, standing beside him. Seeing that he was immediately relieved, he knew that the young man had misunderstood the meaning, just as Klein the Fool had expected, and believed that the Fool had given a positive answer.

After finally feeling relieved, Dacre asked, "Have you heard of Amon?"

Justice Audrey looked at the Hanged Man Alger. She remembered that Mr. Hanged Man had mentioned this name before.

Klein also recalled the relevant knowledge, but in order to maintain the image of The Fool as being profound and enigmatic, he did not rush to answer.

Fors, the "Magician," listened with a bewildered look on her face. This name was beyond her ken.

Alger asked in return, "Did you, Silver City, encounter a man who called himself Amon while exploring the surrounding area?
"Or have similar records been discovered?"

Derrick nodded seriously and said, "Yes, forty-two years ago, an exploration team encountered a man who called himself Amon. After returning to the City of Silver, they all went mad and lost control. Only the captain of the exploration team was left. He was imprisoned at the bottom of the round tower, right next to me."

"Maybe he's crazy too. That's just imagination." Fors, who has extensive experience in novel writing, made a guess.

Alger said, "Conjecture is a possibility, but the name 'Amon' wouldn't come up without a reason."

He turned his head to look at the Sun and said, "In our country, fifteen hundred years ago, or even longer ago, there was a family that possessed strange powers. They belonged to the Tudor Dynasty, and their surname was Amon.

"There is a message from Nast, the 'King of the Five Seas', that the Amon family is a blasphemer family, and they hold the secret of stealing the power of the gods!"

Everyone was confused after hearing this. They felt that "the secret of stealing the power of the gods" seemed very powerful, but they didn't know what it specifically referred to?
Odysseus said, "As for Amon, I do know some relevant information."

This was already his second time attending the meeting, so there was no need to hide it like last time. He also planned to conduct a few small transactions at this gathering and make good use of the Tarot Club's channels.

After Odysseus felt everyone's gaze on him, he continued, "You should have heard of the 'Thief' path. I have obtained some information about this path. When they are at the 'Low Sequence' level, they steal things. When they are at the 'Mid Sequence' level, they can reportedly steal ideas and Beyonder abilities.

"But it's just a temporary theft."

Alger also knew similar information. When he thought about what he had just said, he suddenly had a bold guess: "Are you saying that after reaching 'High Sequence', they can steal the power of the gods?"

As soon as these words were spoken, everyone except Odysseus suddenly felt their hair stand on end.

Even Alger was a little surprised: I...how could I have such a thought? This is blasphemy against the gods! How can the power of the gods be stolen...

Finally he had to admit: Okay, this idea seems to make sense.

Klein, who was behind the gray fog, had similar thoughts. He thought to himself: What a strange power.

Audrey, on the other hand, calmly recalled some information she had obtained at the Tarot Club: since every path had a Sequence 0, then the Sequence 0 of the "Thief" path could steal the power of other gods, which was not difficult to accept.

She looked at the Hermit deeply: As long as there was information about this, it wouldn't be difficult to make a connection, but people generally wouldn't think in this direction because it was too blasphemous! But the Hermit had obviously thought of this long ago.

Derrick also understood what "Hermit" meant. He asked, "Mr. Hermit, are you saying that the Amon family controls the 'Thief' pathway?"

"Yes." Odysseus gave an affirmative answer. "Another piece of information I am very sure of is that Amon is a descendant of the 'Ancient Sun God'."

After saying this, he looked at Derrick deeply.

But Odysseus saw that the "little sun" frowned and fell into deep thought, which made him realize that the little sun at this time did not know that the "ancient sun god" was their "omniscient and omnipotent creator."

So Odysseus continued: "I have more valuable information, but it requires a trade."

Derrick immediately said, "I'm willing to trade." But then he said a little embarrassedly, "But I don't have gold pounds."

"It's okay." Odysseus said, "I just happen to have other needs."

He asked knowingly, "What path of Beyonder are you from?"

"The Singer!" Derrick replied immediately.

Odysseus said, "I need you to trade the formula for the 'Singer' potion and some knowledge of the 'Forsaken Land of the Gods'."

Derrick nodded immediately and said, "Okay."

Klein thought to himself after the gray fog: New members are indeed interested in the "God-Forsaken Land."

Audrey recalled her suspicions about the Hermit after her last Tarot Club meeting. Suddenly, she had a new idea: it seemed that the Hermit did know a lot of information about the God-Forsaken Land in advance. His surprise seemed a little abnormal, perhaps because he didn't expect the Sun to come from the God-Forsaken Land.

Thinking of this, Audrey smiled slightly: When I first learned that the "Sun" came from the "God-forsaken Land", I seemed to be as surprised as the "Hermit".

Odysseus asked again, "Tarot Club transactions can be discussed individually, right? Do you want to listen alone, or do you want to listen together?"

Audrey replied enthusiastically, "Yes, just apply to Mr. Fool."

"Everyone, listen together," Derrick said. "This is a way to thank you all for your advice and help."

Audrey felt somewhat ashamed because the help was basically provided by Mr. Hanged Man and she could hardly provide any help.

"Okay." Odysseus continued, "I believe everyone is familiar with the concept of demigods, and I don't need to explain it.

"I've received accurate information that after a 'thief' becomes a demigod, he or she has an ability called 'parasitism'.

"This ability allows the demigod of this path to hide within the body of another person."

Klein behind the gray fog: Uh... This reminds me of a poet classmate. I wonder if he's doing well now?
He changed his mind and thought: This is a very strange way. I have to stay away from "thieves" in the future!
Alger couldn't help but frown. "This is the power of a demigod!" It's just like the legend says, a qualitative change has occurred!

Derrick thought of the captain of the exploration team next to him. "Mr. Hermit, are you saying that the Amon the exploration team encountered over forty years ago is hiding in the body of the person next to me?"

"Listen to me first." Odysseus continued, "There are two types of 'parasitism'. The first type is the 'thief' who is a demigod and parasitizes in the body of the 'host'.

"Generally speaking, this rarely happens, because the host's thoughts and ideas are a distraction to the thief demigod. They only do this when they lose their body.

"Another scenario is that the 'Thief' demigod creates a special clone-like entity that 'parasitizes' the body of another person.

"This kind of 'parasitism' will go unnoticed most of the time, and the 'clone' will gradually take over the 'host's' body and thoughts, eventually turning him into his own puppet."

Audrey exclaimed in surprise: "What a terrifying ability!"

　I recommended books to my friend. His book is also a fan work of "Lord of Mysteries" and his imagination is very novel.

　　
　　
　
(End of this chapter)