In Tokyo, the dungeon master

Just as Horn and the others stood frozen in place, a figure slowly emerged from the boundary between darkness and mist.

The visitor was not the King of Elden, but Gu Meng's divine messenger avatar.

America’s astonishing crimes have disturbed this fake mummy that had been sleeping for a few minutes.

His clothing was inspired by the evolution of ancient Egyptian priestly robes. He came over to see what was going on and discovered that he was actually an American spy. No wonder he had such a high reputation, attracting even the most outrageous supernatural tales.

The evil deeds of this group of people are known to everyone from Ireland to the Khitan.

Not surprising then.

He walked through the chaotic crowd as if no one else was there, his steps never faltering. The agents huddled in the corners didn't even notice him as he brushed past them, as if he were just an invisible phantom that had never existed. Even the ghosts and monsters didn't react to his appearance.

All of this was observed by Ryuzaki Ryusei, who was not far away.

His pupils contracted slightly, and his heart skipped a beat. Although everyone around him seemed to ignore this mysterious man, he could see clearly that the black mist surrounding the man and the eerie aura emanating from him were definitely not those of an ordinary person.

Ryuzaki Ryusei instantly realized that what he was seeing might be the mastermind behind this incident.

Why can I see it? Do I have a special constitution?

Should we reveal to this mysterious person that we can see...?

Although his investigation into the Shirakawa family was disrupted by Gu Meng's forced spell, putting him in a difficult situation, he quickly realized the existence of the Guiyi Cult by identifying the source of the online rumors, and that they would soon come knocking on his door.

At this moment, Ryuzaki Ryusei was wondering if this person was the founder of the Guiyi Sect, possibly the reincarnation of the previous founder, Shinichi Utsunomiya.

Gu Meng also sensed something and suddenly turned his head, his gaze precisely fixed on the direction where Ryuzaki Ryusei was hiding.

"Another person with a special physique, and an exceptionally high level of talent. It's like he has incredibly high intelligence... Another person with heroic potential. How come Tokyo has so many potential heroes..."

Is it because there are already a large number of them, or is this also a kind of aggregation? Where there are monsters, heroes will naturally emerge...

Gu Meng's gaze was devoid of emotion, yet it carried a soul-piercing sense of oppression, as if he could easily see through Ryuzaki Ryusei's disguise and discern the curiosity and fear in his heart.

An invisible pressure swept towards Ryuzaki Meteor, the air seemed to freeze, and even breathing became difficult.

Ryuzaki Ryusei's heart leaped into his throat, his blood seemed to freeze, and he dared not move an inch. He nearly dropped his pistol, and the fear deep in his bones was fully unleashed.

Gu Meng merely glanced at it indifferently before withdrawing his gaze, his expression remaining indifferent as if he had only seen an unimportant stone. Without lingering, the black mist surrounding him gradually dissipated, and the suffocating oppressive feeling also vanished, as if he had only come to make an appearance.

Ryuzaki Ryusei was covered in cold sweat, his heart still pounding wildly. He truly felt that the mystery and power of the man in front of him were far more terrifying than those demons.

"Please wait a moment!"

Ignoring the agents around him, Ryuzaki Ryusei had to consider whether this was his only chance in his life.

Besides, if it really ended like this, I wouldn't be at peace even if I died.

"Interesting... recklessness, or rather, human courage... Well then, I'll give you a chance."

Gu Meng spoke in ancient Egyptian, which he himself wasn't even sure was standard, and added some electronic music effects that the old devils often used.

Regardless of whether the other person can understand or remember the pronunciation for later translation, he trusts in the wisdom of such people.

Then throw it out directly—

Gu Meng rummaged through his belongings.

He also carried a magic wand with him. Throwing a magic wand seemed too strange; was he supposed to turn the other person into a magical boy...?

This clone still possesses items smuggled from the Guiyi Sect. The most useful stone slab cannot be moved, as it will be needed to summon the evil god. The other more expensive items were used to make the Hundred Ghosts Banner. The rest...

I've decided on you!

Gu Meng threw out the Guiyi Sect's modified Bible, which he had mastered in an instant.

The book in question is a heretical book that embodies a large number of cult beliefs, and it is because of this extreme belief that Gu Meng was able to take it away.

After being activated by Gu Meng, it was also imbued with a dark curse that Gu Meng had casually crafted.

Although it's a mediocre work, it still looks quite impressive.

The black cover and the appearance are somewhat similar to Death Note. Gu Meng thinks that Ryuzaki Ryusei looks quite like L. He wonders if he has a similar code name.

This book isn't the kind where writing down a name can kill you. Its core is somewhat similar to Gilles de Rais's "Spirit of the Annihilation City" from Fate, because it contains forbidden knowledge about ancient evil gods and can directly grant people the ability to cast dark spells.

This document contains information about the dark god Zorc, and Gu Meng hopes that this information will be leaked to better depict the image of the evil god.

The book blasphemously combines Zorc and God; previously, it was God who copied other peoples' mythologies, but this time it's a complete reversal of the natural order.

Before Moses parted the sea, the Jews were slaves of ancient Egypt. It is reasonable to assume that the Jewish God was a side of the evil god of ancient Egypt.

Because God has a high status in modern times, Zorc's background can also be elevated.

Of course, this book is full of exaggerated claims, including forbidden knowledge, ancient secrets, dark scriptures, and the most precious treasures within the cult... but it's all just wishful thinking and empty boasting.

Its actual strength isn't as high as the Luoyan City textbook, and I don't even know Gu Menglian. If it's a really good treasure, I won't give it to him.

The book is of similar quality to the fairy wand, and is a toy to Gu Meng. He might recycle it and upgrade it when he becomes rich. The fairy wand will be reforged when Bai Chuan and her daughter advance in rank, and will be bound to the equipment and synchronized with the owner's strength. Gu Meng doesn't expect the mother and daughter to learn how to forge weapons. For now, he will just treat it as an introduction.

After throwing away the trash, Gu Meng disappeared.

Ryuzaki Meteor received the book from the heavens, and as Gu Meng disappeared, the hundred ghosts dispersed.

Those who have survived are likely rare individuals within the FBI with relatively low criminal records, or rather, those who didn't have the opportunity to accumulate serious crimes.

Still gripped by fear, no one noticed that Ryuzaki Ryusei had just been talking to someone.

Not only did they not see Gu Meng, they even subconsciously ignored Ryuzaki Ryusei's words, "Please wait a moment!"

It's just a little strange that the consultant's books arrived at that time.

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Gu Mengzheng was sitting in his study when Shirakawa Keiji pushed the door open and came in: "Ancestor, good news—there's news about the Shikon Jewel fragments you asked me to keep an eye on."

Gu Meng raised his eyes, a faint ripple passing through them, his tone calm and even: "Jingzhi, where is the thing?"

Still a bit tired, setting up this instance was too rushed, and he was the only staff member behind the scenes. Gu Meng felt a bit like Talking Tom playing a multi-instrumental game.

They claim to be the mastermind behind the scenes, but in reality, they're just lackeys and henchmen.

That's how it is in the initial stage. Things should get better when there are more intelligent, highly skilled human workers.

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