As Abner pondered, the God of Luck rebuked Barros from the throne. A shimmering river appeared in both his eyes and wound around the enormous dragonified form of the King of the Black Throne, Barros Hopkins.
In the next instant, every possible fate of the Dream Weaver pointed toward death.
Fear flooded Barros's slit-pupiled eyes. But in this dream, under the God of Luck's gaze, he could not move at all. He could only watch in despair as a guillotine materialized from nowhere and severed his head.
Blood sprayed. The massive dragon head rolled across the floor, staining the temple tiles red...
The former president of the Psychology Alchemists died before he could utter a last word.
Then the God of Luck turned on his throne and looked toward Abner, who was hidden in the shadows.
Abner's heart lurched. He immediately severed his connection to the tracking Eye of Wisdom and "woke" up.
The God of Luck should only be at Sequence 2, but the power he just displayed far surpassed that of an ordinary Angel. Even Ouroboros, the Angel of Fate, might not have felt much stronger before I took one of his Beyonder Characteristics...
Was the God of Luck really this powerful in the original history, or had the dream's owner exaggerated his strength?
And to recreate such a powerful guardian in the dream, the Ancient Dragon must have something else of a high level, beyond the faith in the God of Luck that he borrowed from Whistling Town...
Most likely a Sefirah! He really has been corrupted by a Sefirah...
I was right not to venture recklessly into the Ancient Dragon's dream. Otherwise, I might have been in danger too!
*But how did the House-elf's grandfather Tyro get past that guardian? Was there something special about him,