Mystery: My Encounters with the Celestial God

Chapter 371 Will: You're despicable! (3K)

It seems to be a misunderstanding. But why does that gentleman seem guilty? Even if it's a misunderstanding, you didn't do anything wrong. According to normal people's temperament, being ridiculed is a normal reaction.

Unless, he wasn't as "powerful" as he appeared on the surface, and was usually in a weaker position in his interactions with Mr. Ron, something must have influenced him this time, or he must have been instigated by someone to unleash such power.

At that moment, the noble lady who was covering her mouth and chuckling suddenly noticed Ron's gaze. Audrey Hall's smile froze, and she gracefully covered her head, adjusted her posture, and "fainted" there, as if she had no idea what had just happened.

Mr. Fool took a deep breath, looking as if he was hesitating between running away and admitting his mistake.

"Actually, all of this was done by Amon, it has nothing to do with me!"

Klein tentatively helped the blond boy, who was staring at him coldly, to his feet and straightened his clothes. Between the two options, Klein chose to shift the blame, catching Amon off guard.

"Yeah?"

Ron brushed away the hand that was gently massaging his shoulders and gestured with his chin towards the base of the living room wall.

Klein understood immediately and cowardly went to the corner to stand as punishment.

"You should go too!"

Suddenly, the blond boy shouted in a majestic voice, causing the entire villa to tremble slightly.

The tiny vibration had a very noticeable effect. The hiding Amons immediately sensed something was wrong and had no choice but to merge into one, standing cowardly to Klein's left as punishment.

If you trust Amon so much, why don't you bring him into the Tarot Club?

Ron glared at Mr. Fool with exasperation, then immediately got up, woke Audrey, who knew nothing and was just a noblewoman, and led her to the living room on the second floor.

They absolutely mustn't find out I'm the "Fool," or I'm completely finished...

Klein took a deep breath, suppressing his agitated thoughts, and turned his head to question him:

"Why did you lie to me!?"

Hearing this bland and indifferent question, Amon didn't even lift his eyelids.

"My Sequence Eight is called 'The Scammer,' so is it wrong for me to scam you?"

With just one sentence, Klein was rendered speechless.

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Sunday night.

After bidding farewell to the noble lady he had high hopes for and reprimanding his two unfortunate buddies, Ron took out the origami crane and prepared to enter a dream.

Ron originally didn't want to get involved with this mercury serpent, since it had nothing to do with him and there was no real conflict between them.

However, before that, Ron discovered something very interesting: the mercury serpent was actually the chairman of the Fate Council of the Life School.

Many members of the Life School defected to the Southern Continent and became involved with the Rose School, and they have not completely broken away from it to this day.

Of course, that's not the main point. The main point is that some members of the Life School worship the Primordial Moon instead of the Crimson Lord, the Hidden Mother, or the Goddess of Night.

That's where things get interesting.

Those stinky aliens coming to Earth to beg for food, it's really hard to say whether there will be any traitors among them.

"Let me see what's going on!"

Sitting cross-legged on the bed, Ron closed his eyes, picked up the origami crane, and began searching for that faint connection.

The night was deep and still, like a windless lake, and a dark and tranquil world quietly descended.

Invisible ripples spread around Ron, like the ripples that spread when a boulder is thrown into a calm lake.

The invisible ripples grew larger and larger, causing the surrounding space to twist and deform continuously. Finally, with a "pop," Ron suddenly opened his eyes.

What greets the eye is a fairytale-like palette of colors and absurd, bizarre scenes.

This place lies between reality and illusion, between the subconscious and fantasy, representing a world called dreams.

"It seems the people of Ruen aren't so conservative after all."

Seeing that a large part of his dreams were about eroticism and infidelity, Ron, who was as innocent as a white flower, unconsciously twitched the corners of his mouth.

Sometimes you really can't blame him for having a head full of dirty thoughts; Ron is just being sincere and doesn't want to hide himself.

He tossed the origami crane in his hand, giving it the quality of life, and let it guide him. Before long, Ron saw a strange dream, in which he saw Allencres wandering endlessly in the black wasteland.

Without pausing, the boy snapped his fingers, and Dr. Allen in the dream paused for a moment, then vanished into thin air as if he had never been there at all.

Ron's appearance changed, and in the dream, he became the surgeon, taking over Dr. Allen's past and continuing to wander aimlessly across the black wasteland.

"My dear son, Daddy's here to see you!"

Ron's treacherous whisper went unnoticed by anyone. As he walked, a black tower suddenly appeared in his sight, and a huge silver-white serpent was coiled around it.

The silvery giant serpent has bright red eyes, no real scales, and its body is covered with dense patterns and symbols that form interconnected wheels. Each wheel has different markings around it, and the wheels on its tail and head are only half of each.

Seeing that the main character had finally arrived, Ron, who had transformed into Dr. Allen, suppressed the corners of his mouth from turning up and pretended to be in a daze as he entered the black tower.

There was nothing special inside the tower, except that the blond boy heard a soft sobbing sound as soon as he entered.

Hmph, that's cliché. I think your inner world is just as impoverished.

Ron muttered something to himself, then followed the sound, holding onto the black stone staircase handrail, and started walking upstairs.

One floor, two floors, three floors. Just as Ron was about to reach the fifth floor, he suddenly saw a chubby-faced boy in the corner of this floor. He looked to be a little over ten years old, with a childish face and a height of about 1.4 meters. He had dark, ink-black eyes.

The boy was fiddling with a tarot deck, with a pair of crutches beside him for support.

1.4 meters tall!? Shorter than me!?

Seeing this, Ron couldn't help but get excited. He immediately strutted over with his head held high and looking down at people.

"Phew, it's finally here. Once we establish the occult connection, there won't be any problems."

Will Oncetin was delighted to see his father jogging over, but he didn't show any unusual expression on his face.

I am still worried, terrified, and afraid.

Clearing his throat and gathering his emotions, the Speaker of the Council of Fate shouted with great feeling:

"Dr. Allen, a snake is trying to eat me!!!"

The black spire suddenly shook, followed by an irresistible tremor, as if some enormous creature had entered the tower.

The giant silver-white snake that had been coiled outside the tower suddenly lunged out, its bright red mouth agape as it charged toward Ron at the speed of a steam train, as if it wanted to swallow the doctor who had trespassed into its territory whole.

See you next year, Dr. Allen!

Looking at his weak, pitiful, and helpless father, Will Unsett made a polite sarcastic remark in his mind, then closed his eyes, wanting to leave this place and end the dream world he had constructed to establish a mystical connection.

But just then, Willon Sedin, who had already closed his eyes and whose figure was fading away, about to leave and move on to the next step, stared wide-eyed in disbelief.

Because He discovered that all the luck He had accumulated over the years had vanished!

You beast! Who the hell did this?!

At the same time, the first-order Mercury Serpent suddenly saw endless radiance flashing in his father's hand. With just one punch, the silver giant serpent was stunned, blood splattered, and its two sharp fangs instantly split into three pieces.

Will Unsett's eyes nearly popped out of their sockets at the sight.

What the hell? Aren't you just an ordinary surgeon?

"Don't hurt my son!!!"

Ron shouted and lunged forward again, trying to tie the mercury serpent into a knot and see if it could form a cycle under these circumstances.

But the giant snake seemed to sense the surgeon's sinister intentions. The coldness and crimson in its blood-red eyes gradually faded, and it actually showed a look of fear. Without even a roar, it turned and ran away, as if it were afraid of being tied into an unsolvable knot.

Why are you running? Where's your chaos? Where's your madness? Why are you such a coward?!

Will Oncetin mentally cursed, "Even a fool would realize something's wrong in this situation." The lame boy struggled to his feet, leaning on his crutches, and limped frantically toward the spire as if something terrifying was behind him, not even having time to grab his favorite tarot deck.

This is so unlucky! I might die here today. Urelius, where are you? Please save me!

Just then, the limping boy on crutches suddenly trembled and felt a hand pressing him down on his shoulder, making him unable to move an inch.

"I am Urolius, the 'Tail Eater,' a servant of the True Creator. If you kill me, the True Creator will surely avenge me!"

It was incredibly unlucky. Will Onsett was already crying. He was in the process of rebooting and had no way to escape. He had completely fallen into the hands of an unknown and terrifying being.

"Can you have children?"

Suddenly, He heard a detached yet authoritative voice coming from behind Him.

What does it mean to give birth?

"I'm a boy, how could this happen! And I'm still a minor!!!"

The lame boy felt a tightness in his anus and immediately screamed in panic, fearing that he would be captured and forced to do unspeakable things.

"Hmph, you know quite a lot. It seems your spiritual world isn't too lacking."

"What I mean is, as the speaker of the Life School, what exactly is your connection to the primordial moon?!"

Upon hearing this question, the Mercury Serpent felt a chill run down its spine, sensing an extremely dangerous and terrifying aura.

Just for this? This is so incredibly unlucky!!!

"I'm innocent! How could I possibly associate with such a disgusting thing?!"

(End of this chapter)