Lord of the Mysteries: Transmigration to the City of the Great Old Ones
Chapter 137

The taste of (being) a Demoness...

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The Emperor wanted to switch to the Demoness pathway at a high sequence?!

That was the first thought that instinctively sprang to Klein's mind, but he quickly dismissed it.

After all, the Demoness Sect and the evil god they worshipped, the Primordial Demoness, had already existed back in the Fourth Epoch.

If that were true, it would contradict the conjecture that Roselle had tried to switch to "a pathway where no Sequence 0 had yet emerged" to become a true god.

Without that conjecture, Klein might have let his imagination run wild, taking into account the Emperor's behavior as revealed in his diary...

He might reasonably have speculated whether Roselle had eventually grown tired of his countless romantic conquests and, on a whim, decided to try a different perspective and personally experience how "the taste of a Demoness isn't bad"...

But given that Roselle had most likely become a true god, surely he hadn't gone off to compete with the Primordial Demoness for her divine position?

That was clearly unrealistic, and considering the date of this diary entry... Wait, could this be an April Fools' joke the Emperor left for other transmigrators?

Klein withdrew his gaze from the diary. As he observed the members on either side of the long table, he quietly pondered the matter of adjacent pathways:

If certain pathways can replace one another at high sequences, I wonder which pathway my Seer sequence can be exchanged with?

Could it be Apprentice and Marauder, the two the Emperor mentioned together back then?

But regardless of what the adjacent pathways were, they had nothing to do with him right now. After all, switching pathways only became relevant when going from a mid-sequence to a high sequence-the step from Sequence 5 to demigod...

Hmm?

Klein's expression shifted as he suddenly

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