Mystery: My Encounters with the Celestial God

Chapter 99 The Hanged Man: Mr. Fool is terrifying!

Everything corrupted by Ron will sincerely believe in him, praise his name, and extoll his supreme authority; it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call them sycophants.

Therefore, Sear'a's loyalty is evident, and Ron trusts him greatly.

But why would they pull off such a bizarre move that left the great, infinite wisdom in the dark?

The blond boy had his own guess about this.

"It seems it's time to instill some wisdom in Searle!"

Ron made up his mind without expression, intending to give his most powerful mythical creature some special training, sharing his wisdom with it in hopes of sharpening its mind.

"this"

The description of the Hanged Man pulled Audrey Hall out of her audience mode, and for a moment she felt as if she were watching a play.

"Mr. Hanged Man, wouldn't it be a good thing if those unfortunate people could survive because of this?"

After a few seconds of silence, Audrey, with a touch of naivety, asked in return.

What she said made sense, even quite logical, causing Ron's golden eyes to brighten slightly, and he secretly praised her in his heart.

As expected of the humans I have the highest hopes for!

That's right! Miss Justice, you're absolutely right. This is the wisdom of the All-Knowing and All-Seeing One!

Upon seeing this, Alger the Hanged Man frowned slightly, feeling a slight aversion to Miss Justice's naiveté.

As a seasoned veteran, and someone who didn't consider himself a good person, he felt he had to do something, at least to make the wealthy noblewoman across from him realize the seriousness of the problem.

"If this rich guy dies in a place like this because of carelessness, I'll never have another chance to make money so easily!"

Alger Wilson's mind raced as he weighed the pros and cons, then he chuckled and said:

"Ha, Miss Justice, in the world of mysticism, it is extremely dangerous to rashly chant the name of an unknown being."

"Not to mention, the being that the Blood General currently worships is extremely bizarre!"

"He replaced the traditional belief in the bound god of the Rose School, overwhelmingly drawing those wicked individuals to his side!"

"And those ordinary people who are forced to chant the name of the revered one are most likely to have been corrupted by evil, terrible, and bizarre forces, just like those lunatics from the Aurora Society, whose values ​​have become distorted and unlike themselves!"

Mr. Hanged Man recounted his insights and experiences from his many years in the extraordinary realm, completely unaware that Mr. Fate beside him was staring intently at him with his golden eyes.

"This, this is truly terrifying! What happened to Mr. Hanged Man after that? What became of him?!"

Audrey Hall was startled by the description of the Hanged Man and couldn't get back into the audience's mind. She asked about the plight of those poor people in a somewhat nervous tone.

"Later, all those who were forced to chant the name of the revered deity were taken away by the churches of their respective gods in order to further eliminate the potential danger."

"Because it was at sea, the followers of the seven gods were involved to varying degrees, which attracted the attention of the seven major churches to different extents."

Mr. Hanged Man recounted everything in detail, sharing all the information he had gathered without reservation.

Unlike Audrey's worries, upon hearing Alger's words, Klein the Fool, who sat at the head of the bronze table, almost burst out laughing.

Because just from the Hanged Man's description, he could already imagine the "strange being" who had been tricked by his followers.

Of all people to offend, this boss of a secret organization has to offend the entire Church of the Seven Gods in such a short time. His future is truly worrisome!

"My tarot reading can't be like this!"

Mr. Fool managed to suppress the slight upturn of his lips, gave himself a mental warning, and subtly returned to his previous calm and composed demeanor.

"Hmph, ╯^╰."

Ron snorted inwardly upon hearing this information. His gaze swept over the reactions of everyone present, pausing briefly at Mr. Fool, whose lips were slightly curled up. He silently noted this in his mind.

Ron didn't comment on whether the whole thing was good or bad. "Knowing my name, spreading my name, praising my name—isn't that what those little bugs should be doing?!"

What had always annoyed him was Searna's disorienting missionary style, because it was so incompatible with his intellect.

"Mr. Hanged Man, do you know the title of the being proclaimed by the Blood Admiral?"

In the quiet, strange atmosphere, Audrey Hall, having processed all this information, took a deep breath and used meditation techniques to suppress the unease that was creeping into her heart.

"Although the name of that being has been passed down, the Church of Storms promptly suppressed the news."

"However, according to the available information, it seems that someone is referring to that being as..."

"The Time-Space Dominator".

Alger the Hanged Man solemnly answered Miss Justice's question.

"A master of time and space? This doesn't seem to be the kind of being worshipped by those evil organizations."

"That's right, Miss Justice, that's why this matter has attracted the attention of the seven major churches!"

Alger the Hanged Man nodded solemnly once more, making Klein the Fool, who was watching the show, increasingly uneasy.

However, the Hanged Man did have many questions, because this being's name had only recently become known, and Mr. Fool had only suddenly appeared a month ago.

"What is the meaning behind this? Is it merely a coincidence, or is it some kind of inevitability?"

Alger Wilson was both excited and apprehensive, sensing that the world was undergoing changes he was unaware of.

His breathing unconsciously became slightly heavier, as if he had made up his mind, and he turned to look at Mr. Fool, who was hidden in the gray fog.

"Mr. Fool, do you have any knowledge of this being?"

The Fool Klein, who was watching the show from the sidelines, was stunned for a moment, never expecting that he would get caught up in the drama.

How do I know who the ruler of time and space is?

The same question flashed through Mr. Fool's mind, but he reacted just as quickly, immediately speaking in a deep voice:

"This is not something you should know right now!"

This was a contingency plan that Klein had prepared long ago. From the day he decided to impersonate the Great Being, he realized that this situation would definitely happen.

"Dear Mr. Fool, please forgive my small overstepping."

Alger Wilson immediately lowered his head and replied humbly, filled with fear and trepidation.

Fine beads of cold sweat appeared on his forehead, and his arms trembled slightly uncontrollably. At that moment, he suddenly remembered a proverb recorded in the Book of Storms.

Do not put God to the test!

"That was dangerous, and I was incredibly lucky. Fortunately, my reasons were sufficient, and fortunately, my question wasn't abrupt."

"It's best to avoid doing things like this in the future..."

The man with the messy, seaweed-like hair gave himself a mental reminder.

(End of this chapter)