Lord of All Phenomena: The Mysteries
Chapter 90

You Shall Not Utter My Name

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Lynch quickly recited his card number, and after confirming that Miss Justice had noted it down, he turned to Mr. Fool.

Unlike his gentle manner when speaking to Audrey, Lynch's tone turned icy when facing Mr. Fool; he didn't even use any interjections.

"Mr. Fool, I've obtained a copy of Roselle's Diary."

Klein sighed.

This guy was so nice to Miss Justice, but he turned into this when it came to himself.

Believe it or not, this Fool will get angry!

But considering his actual abilities, Klein abandoned the idea.

Wait a little longer. Once he's powerful enough, he'll definitely teach Lynch what respect is!

He felt a pang of sympathy for his current self, and then obtained the diary that Lynch had materialized.

The diary entries are written in neat, elegant handwriting, clearly by a woman, and certainly better than Roselle's.

This made Klein very comfortable.

However, he didn't look at it directly. Instead, he took the diary that Miss Justice had written this time, put the two diaries together, and looked at Roselle's Diary first.

Roselle recounted that there was no oil in the world and mentioned whether he should join that mysterious and ancient organization, leaving Klein with a host of questions.

Klein didn't show it; he sat up straight and looked at the diary of this time traveler who seemed to know him.

"On June 23rd, I transmigrated. This was not good news. I transmigrated to the world of Lord of the Mysteries. The original owner of this body did not survive the Seer's Potion. After the anomaly, I transmigrated here."

Good news! My arrival stopped the mutation, allowing me to become a true Beyonder.

Bad news: I've managed to contact Sefirah Castle, Sefirah Castle.

I struggled desperately to refuse. I didn't want to end up like Klein, becoming the Lord of the Mysteries without even realizing it. In fact, when I first read the book, I wasn't optimistic about his ability to break free from that Celestial Worthy and be resurrected in his body.

Fortunately, I refused this fate.

Klein's expression was grave.

This diary entry confirmed his previous guess: the time traveler had read a novel featuring him as the protagonist, titled "Lord of the Mysteries."

He might not even be the arrogant protagonist he is portrayed to be; he might even be revived from his body by a God called the Celestial Worthy Venerable.

Sefirah Castle isn't some kind of cheat code; it's more likely a conspiracy.

The woman got rid of it without any hesitation.

He knew nothing at the time, and that's how he became bound to the Sefirah Castle.

Oh, and this lady also chose the Seer's Sequence. Perhaps anyone who is Seer can contact Sefirah Castle?

No, no, no, the Hermit Order all Seer; they don't have that ability.

Perhaps it requires a time traveler.

But what about Roselle?

Wait, Roselle did not choose the Seer.

No wonder he regretted it.

Klein finally understood what Roselle was talking about, but he couldn't be happy at all.

Roselle really screwed him over. If he hadn't known Roselle's regret, he certainly wouldn't have chosen the Seer, and he wouldn't have faced such a terrible situation.

Klein really wanted to leave Sefirah Castle right now and refuse to go back to Sefirah Castle.

However, he still turned the diary over.

This page of the diary is double-sided; no wonder Lynch isn't happy.

This diary was a huge undertaking for him.

"In fact, Klein had no choice. His era was not far from the end of the world. If he didn't want the Sefirah Castle, he definitely wouldn't have been able to Advancement so quickly, nor could he have saved his own and his family's lives. At that time, it wouldn't matter whether the Celestial Worthy was resurrected or not."

Before I transmigrated, I saw an analysis on a forum that suggested it would take a long time for the Celestial Worthy to completely resurrect Klein, much longer than the Apocalypse, perhaps even centuries.

Moreover, the Angel under the Fool's seat will also find ways to help, such as the Mr. Power.

To be honest, watching Mr. Fool conceal Mr. Power's identity from him on Sefirah Castle was quite amusing.

With the diary entry ending, Klein felt a little more relaxed.

Although he was indeed afraid that the Celestial Worthy would be resurrected within him, the woman spoke of a very long time ago, which gave him the idea that he could continue to slack off.

Of course, he might have already gone home by then.

I'd be willing to give this body to the Celestial Worthy, as long as Celestial Worthy allows me to return home.

But for some reason, Ms. Stephanie didn't mention his decision to go home. Was it because she didn't know, or had something changed?

Klein wasn't sure, so he could only shake his head and put away the diary.

He then glanced at Lynch and almost laughed.

Surprisingly, Lynch actually appears in the novel, and he also chooses Mr. Power.

Stephanie found the plot of him hiding things from Lynch interesting?

What a woman with a perverse sense of humor.

"Alright, you can communicate now."

He said softly.

Miss Justice immediately raised her hand. "I'd like to know what the Arbiter's Pathway are, and what the Pathway to get through the wooden door is."

Just as Lynch was about to answer, Mr. Hanged Man spoke first.

He had no choice but to give up the fight for ownership.

After all, he had already taken the thousand pounds that originally belonged to the Mr. Hanged Man in the original story.

So he silently watched Hanged Man answered the question.

After Mr. Hanged Man finished explaining to Miss Justice, he turned to look at Mr. Fool.

The Hanged Man wanted to know if the Forsaken Land of the Gods was the True Creator.

Lynch felt that Mr. Hanged Man than the Fool, because the Mr. Fool really didn't know.

However, Mr. Hanged Man didn't have much money, so he decided not to join in the fun.

Sure enough, Mr. Fool told the Hanged Man that this was not something he should know at this stage, thus completing his act of showing off.

"Mr. Fool, if I later find suitable gentlemen and ladies to guide to the Tarot Club, could you please bring them in?"

Miss Justice immediately raised her hand after Mr. Hanged Man finished asking his question.

How to guide them?

Klein almost burst out laughing.

Using a combination of deception and coaxing, it would be even better if the other party could buy the items to enter the Sefirah Castle themselves.

Just kidding.

As an evil god, he cannot say such a thing.

Klein was about to speak when Lynch beat him to it.

"Miss Justice, if the other party is a respectable Beyonder, I don't recommend entrusting your trust to someone like that..."

Lynch seemed to realize he had said something wrong, and he shut his mouth.

But everyone present understood what he meant.

"Mr. Power is really kind. He was worried that Mr. Fool would hurt others, which is why he reminded me. But he was too reckless. I wonder if Mr. Fool will punish him."

"This is a one-time exception, for Catlin's sake."

Klein glanced at Lynch. He actually thought Lynch was right. Sefirah Castle wasn't really that safe. There was still a Celestial Worthy Venerable eyeing it covetously!

However, as an evil god, he couldn't forgive Lynch too easily.

So he warned Lynch, and seeing him quiet down, he finally breathed a sigh of relief. It seemed that Catlin was quite capable of threatening this guy; he would use that from now on.

He then looked at the three members present and said in a deep voice, "If you want to guide others into the Sefirah Castle, you need to tell me first so that I can conduct an investigation."

Before the assessment is passed, you must not give them any hints, as this could lead to the leakage of the Tarot Club's secrets. For non- Tarot Club members, you must remember: without my permission, you must not recite my name.

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