Lord of the Mysteries: The Paradox Path
Chapter 207

Sunset Shut-in Group

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After receiving thanks from Audrey and the Magician, Klein finally picked up the two diaries. As usual, he first took up Roselle's Diary, with its wild, clawing script.

To his surprise, the entries were of remarkably high quality this time. One concerned Mr. Door discussing the moon and the Angel family, another covered Queen Mystic's Extraordinary pathway, and a third mentioned the Mental Stitch Monster and the name of the Primordial Demoness.

Looking at the flamboyant, error-ridden text, Klein could not help recalling what Mr. Devil had once said about the Acting Method.

From the perspective of "Mental Imprint Remnant," this Mental Stitch Monster did not seem difficult to understand. It meant that this friend once mentioned by Emperor Roselle had failed to remember the principle of "merely acting," and thus had been "digested by the potion."

The thought sent a chill down Klein's spine. By comparison, the Primordial Demoness's gender and name were far less noteworthy.

He silently committed the information to memory, then picked up the page of diary sent by Mr. Devil—

"July 15. I found traces of the Sunset Shut-in Group again. Though I also enjoy the feeling of having everything under control, the way they treat the fates of all living beings as chess pieces is utterly disgusting!"

"Sunset Shut-in Group?" Klein's brow twitched as he restrained the urge to grin.

"Could this be referring to the Twilight Hermit Society? Twilight corresponds to sunset, hermits correspond to shut-ins... It is quite neat. But Senior Perrdax did not write down the official name. Was that because of his twisted sense of humor? Or was this organization's name truly not something that could be spoken casually?"

With that thought, Klein eagerly continued reading. Based on the intelligence he had obtained earlier, the Perrdax family's ancestor seemed to

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