"The vast majority of the Watchers suggested projecting people. Hmm, that's actually what I'm leaning toward too."
Sifa looked at the comments in the Book of Mysteries and said quietly, "I've already seen Iron-blooded Knights fight. Whether it was Shevich or Dean Wengris, when they fought other demigods, they couldn't bring all the advantages of an Iron-blooded Knight into play because they had no army at their disposal."
"I'm an Iron-blooded Knight now, and I face the same problem. Of course, there's no issue when I have soldiers to command on a battlefield, but during covert operations, I can't run around with soldiers, or with Nefi and the others in tow."
"At times like that, having an 'army' I can project whenever I need it would clearly be much more convenient."
"The ability to project powers is also very tempting. The Hunter Pathway lacks mystical versatility. If I could project abilities from other Pathways, I could make up for that weakness."
"But since I've already taken the Hunter Pathway and become a demigod, rather than compensating for a few weaknesses, I should find a way to push my strengths to their limits."
"All right, it's decided. I'll project people!"
Night, Backlund.
Klein took out a Thousand Paper Crane and carefully wrote a sentence on it: Have you been planning to invest in anyone lately?
Once he had finished writing, he placed it beneath his pillow, then used meditation to fall asleep quickly.
After falling asleep, Klein suddenly became lucid amid his hazy dreams. He found himself on a pitch-black, desolate plain, with the black spire still standing nearby.
He soon reached the spire and entered its chaotically arranged interior. Passing through door after door and wall after wall, Klein finally reached the depths of the black tower.
Tarot cards lay