"October 30. The Calamity Seal is gone."
The page ended there.
Klein set down the diary page and reflected:
So Liu Bo left Roselle because Roselle wanted to go to the moon... And Roselle really was stubborn to a fault. He'd lost Green because of it when he was young. Hadn't that taught him anything?
But what exactly is on the moon? Why was Liu Bo so wary of it?
Judging by how things turned out, Roselle must have survived... Either he reconsidered after Liu Bo left and gave up on going to the moon, or he made it back safely but was still affected by something terrible... The Primordial Moon's corruption, for example!
Maybe that's what Roselle really meant when he said, "I should've listened to Liu Bo back then," in his ravings?
And Mr. Door is sometimes trustworthy and sometimes not? That sounds a lot like Roselle's condition in the Dream Labyrinth Tower. They're both so contradictory... Maybe my earlier guess was right. Mr. Door has probably been corrupted by the Primordial Moon too, or he might even be the source of the corruption...
Don't tell me he talked Roselle into going to the moon?
Having heard the ravings while removing the corruption from Miss Temperance on the fifth floor of the Dream Labyrinth Tower, Klein found it easy to connect this diary entry with what he already knew. The pieces corroborated one another, giving some of his guesses a basis.
But "Traitor Dragon" has come up again. Who exactly is he? What kind of partnership does Liu Bo have with him that made the Emperor so wary?
*Hmm, from the context, he... no, He might be a god. But none of the six statues I saw in the ruins beneath Williams Street depicted a god as a