They All Call Me Master
Chapter 536

Youth never comes again!

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Terrifying "Distortion"!

Was this the Theophat Psychic Order?

Arthur's expression grew grave.

After performing [Bone Divination] and [Soul Trimming] on Glaster and confirming the approximate location, Arthur had decided to use her identity to collect the additional spoils that belonged to him from her base.

Of course, with Arthur's temperament, he would never recklessly barge into Harold Manor.

That remained true even after he confirmed that the mill appearing in [Bone Divination] was inside Harold Manor, and that the hill stood beside it.

In fact, even if he could immediately prove that Harold Manor was the destination of [Carmen's Leap], Arthur still would not act right away.

The information obtained from Glaster's trimmed soul was incomplete.

Arthur could only grasp the broad strokes.

He had no way of knowing the attitude of the manor's owner, Baron Harold.

Or, more precisely, the relationship between Glaster and him.

Were they superior and subordinate?

Or partners?

Or did they share some other, unknown relationship?

Arthur could not be certain.

So Arthur had set a stage and put on a performance for the other party, testing the true relationship between them.

What Arthur had never expected was to witness this scene-

Through the clear vision of his alternate identity, the Blood Scion, Arthur had seen every detail of Baron Harold's transformation!

The shift from old to young was startling, but not unexpected, since it was an effect achieved by burning away his life.

The "Distortion" of his personality, however, caught Arthur completely off guard.

Aside from changes during childhood, a person's character would have long since become fixed by Baron Harold's age.

The fact that it could still be "distorted" under those circumstances truly made Arthur's skin crawl.

Someone had once said that when your memories changed, you were no longer yourself.

But in

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