Had Olnia failed?

Kronos glanced at the mansion several times with an expressionless face, then smiled slightly and spoke to the Butler.

"Take this and examine it. See if it's Symbol left by Emperor Roselle, and then see if there are any duplicates."

For a Sequence 6 of the Hermit Pathway, it would be problematic not to recognize the Symbol of Emperor Roselle.

Therefore, Kronos chose this way of expression.

He performed while cursing under his breath.

"That ungrateful bastard Klein! I've helped him so much, and now he's testing me."

For Kronos, this was not the right time to confront his opponent.

Klein didn't know enough about his origins, and Kronos didn't want to reveal these secrets to him, so it was best to continue hiding them.

I thought Klein would leave after testing Kronos; after all, they weren't the same kind, so why continue to entangle them?

However, what Kronos didn't expect was that Kronos words piqued Klein's interest.

Let the Butler confirm whether that means Kronos's household possesses a certain number of Emperor Roselle's Diary.

Klein was now even more eager to know more secrets, and the Emperor Roselle's Diary was naturally a good choice.

Upon entering the room, Kronos took out Concealment Scarf and began observing Klein.

After some observation, Kronos realized that the Mr. Fool had actually harbored thieving intentions towards his own home.

In fact, what Kronos said to the Butler was just a casual remark. The Argel Family does indeed have quite a few of Emperor Roselle's Diary, but none of them are here.

Kronos didn't need these things, so he didn't bring them back from the Midseashire. He probably only had two or three in his Study.

This means that to cover up one lie, you have to create more Lie.

So Kronos had no choice but to start writing Emperor Roselle's Diary himself.

Kronos didn't intend to fabricate anything; instead, he wrote down the diary entries that appeared in his memory in a very proper and straightforward manner.

However, at the end, Kronos thought for a moment and then fabricated a diary entry to include in the entry.

This diary entry is a forgery of the diary entries from the later years of Emperor Roselle's preparations for his Apotheosis Ritual.

Even Klein had other speculations about the last Tomb of Emperor Roselle, so Kronos decided to give Klein a definitive answer.

In this diary, Emperor Roselle had many options for his final Tomb, but after much hesitation, he chose the Primitive Island in the Fog Sea.

Kronos did this mainly to give Bernadette a push.

The Apotheosis Ritual of George III is approaching, and Bernadette will most likely come to Backlund as prophesied.

The chances of Bernadette and Klein meeting at that time are extremely high.

Kronos intended to convey this Message to Bernadette through Klein.

Finding this Primitive Island is no small undertaking.

The Primitive Island was in such a unique state, and the Fog Sea was so vast, that even Angel or even True God could only search bit by bit without any Coordinates.

Otherwise, Roselle's last Tomb would have been discovered long ago.

The only one who likely possesses the most clues and is willing to spend the most time searching is probably Roselle's daughter, Bernadette.

Therefore, what Klein said could not be a guess, but a certain conclusion.

The more certain this conclusion was, the faster Bernadette set off.

After completing the forgery of a Roselle's Notes, Kronos evaporated the ink, gently placed it on the bookshelf, and turned to leave.

Klein was also a cautious person; even though he had his eye on Kronos, he didn't try to force his way in during the day.

Although he had never heard of the Marquis Argel before, he had recently learned quite a bit about him.

Therefore, Klein knew that this noble status was not something he had bought or obtained through connections.

Several Demigod had previously emerged from the family, rising to their positions through military merit, so Klein was being very cautious and planned to make his move at night.

Kronos still wanted to give Klein a thumbs up for his caution.

What Klein didn't know was that if Kronos hadn't noticed Klein's intentions and canceled a Ritual Magic in the house, even as Bizarro Sorcerer, he would have had a hard time leaving safely.

Even though Kronos's strength was already top-tier in Backlund, he still had to be cautious, so Kronos made arrangements at his residence.

After canceling these arrangements, and with no Kronos of personally intervening, the invaders were naturally safe.

By the early hours of the morning, most of the people in Argel Residence were asleep, except for a few Servants.

Klein then began to take action.

Klein was cautious and did not choose to go himself, but instead sent his Marionette Enuni to quietly infiltrate Argel Residence.

Thanks to Kronos's deliberate waterproofing, the infiltration went very smoothly, and the ordinary people naturally couldn't detect anything.

Enuni entered Kronos's Study with ease and began rummaging through the bookshelves.

Kronos simply placed Emperor Roselle's Diary openly on the bookshelf without any attempt to hide it, so he quickly found Emperor Roselle's Diary.

The Marionette's line of sight was originally shared with the Bizarro Sorcerer, so Klein didn't need to come in personally.

However, in order to observe more closely, Klein chose to switch places with the Marionette and personally appeared in Kronos's Study.

Little did he know, Kronos was watching him from not far behind.

When Kronos saw Klein enter in person, he gently left a mark on Klein's body.

Since Kronos did not possess the Sefirah Castle Sefirah Castle, he could not use its methods to observe the people he wanted to observe.

Therefore, Kronos invented a method to use the Power of Time to leave a mark on the targeted person.

Because the Power of Time is a completely unfamiliar force that has never appeared before, Beyonder below the level of Angel are completely unable to perceive it.

As the instigator, Kronos only needed to use his Power of Time slightly to sense the approximate location of the mark.

Kronos left this mark not only to locate Klein, but also primarily to locate Bernadette through Klein.

When Kronos last met Bernadette, he hadn't yet developed this ability, so he couldn't locate Bernadette.

After going through the entire diary, Klein put it back on the bookshelf with satisfaction.

Having already read many of Emperor Roselle's Diary, it's normal that most of them are repetitive; at least Klein doesn't believe it's Kronos's doing.

Having obtained a crucial clue, Klein was satisfied.

Klein harbored no ill will towards Kronos; he simply wanted to know if Kronos was the same as him.

After determining that it was probably not the case, Klein stopped bothering Kronos and simply hoped that the Great Scientists might be able to further advance society.

Klein politely rearranged the bookshelf and then left.

Kronos greatly appreciated Klein's polite behavior.

In the following days, Scientists from other countries began to arrive one after another, their purpose, of course, being to Kronos.

Kronos treated them with great hospitality and they also had a very professional scientific discussion.

During the scientific discussion, these Scientists discovered that Kronos was not only accomplished in his newly discovered field, but also had considerable research experience in many other areas.

Therefore, these Scientists got along very well with Kronos and showed Kronos great admiration.

Aside from Kronos, no one was happier than George III in this situation.

The Loen Kingdom has always been known for its economic prosperity and wealth, so it would be a good thing to have more positive labels.

The stronger the unity of the people when he begins his Apotheosis Ritual, the higher his chances of success.

For the Black Emperor, the people are his anchor, so he must do his best to keep them united.

If it weren't for this, George III wouldn't have needed to initiate his Apotheosis Ritual after the war began.

When war breaks out and foreign enemies invade, the people will naturally Consciousness to face them.

Unless their side is suffering a crushing defeat and sees no hope of victory, these people will surely be united by hatred.

This also shows how ruthless George III was.

The Black Emperor's promotion had nothing to do with the war, but in order to increase the negligible success rate, he still resolutely sent his country's army to the front lines.

This is an immediate method, but there are also some methods that take a gradual approach.

That is, a strong national power gives people a natural confidence.

If, under the leadership of George III, Loen becomes the undisputed strongest nation in the Northern Continent, no one will go hungry, and all its people will live happily and contentedly.

Then this cohesion is unmatched by anything.

If that day ever comes, if George III were to simply declare that he would become a god, the people of Loen would all push him forward.

Even if the people of the True God Churches or God intervene, their followers will definitely drop by a large margin; this is the power of popular will.

Unfortunately, George III was far from qualified to achieve that.

However, improvements in other areas can also achieve similar results.

For example, the sudden rise of Kronos led the various countries of the Northern Continent to recognize the Loen Kingdom's status in science.

If it's properly publicized, people will become more aware of it, which will boost their confidence.

That's why the Royal Family family cooperated with Kronos so much before.

Sure enough, within two days, praise and recognition of Kronos by these renowned Scientists appeared in authoritative newspapers around the world.

Kronos's fame grew even further.

These overt actions, along with the nighttime training of workers, allowed Kronos to digest the Potion very quickly.

This smooth feeling even surpassed that of Kronos in Sequence 4 and Sequence 3 at one point.

Kronos was overjoyed. If he had been able to advance at such a speed after becoming Demigod, he would probably be planning how to advance to the Sequence One by now.

Just as Kronos was enjoying this life, an important matter came knocking.

While Kronos was resting at home, Olmer came to his door in person.

Olmer's situation is likely inextricably linked to Olnia.

As expected, Olmer made no attempt to hide anything and immediately recounted the details.

After Kronos Advancing to Angel, Olnia began preparing to leave the Underworld.

After making various preparations, and with the cooperation of the Three Sanguine Grand Dukes, she believed that was enough.

However, they ultimately underestimated the power of the Underworld.

There is only one type of Wraith that is not controlled by the Underworld: those who have never entered the Underworld. Once someone has entered, it is very difficult for them to escape the control of the Underworld.

Like the Red Angel Evil Spirit, he was controlled by Tudor and couldn't even leave, so naturally he couldn't go to the Underworld.

Although they had been alone for thousands of years, they were ultimately not controlled by the Underworld.

Olnia had left a contingency plan: she would be intercepted on her way to the Underworld and survive in a special way, just like Reinette.

But she forgot one important thing: Salinger was among their enemies.

Although the Underworld was not created by Salinger, as the complete holder of the Death Authority, Salinger still has a certain degree of control over Underworld.

Therefore, Olnia's plan failed, and she was forced to enter the Underworld, where she was completely controlled by Underworld.

As for anyone who has ever managed to escape from the Underworld, no one has ever done so throughout history.

Therefore, Olnia's preparations were somewhat insufficient.

Olnia successfully escaped from the Underworld, but the three Sanguine Duke were unable to sever her connection with Underworld.

In the end, Olnia was still sucked back into the Underworld in a sorry state.

Therefore, Olmer's visit was in the hope that Kronos would lend a helping hand.

With Kronos himself present, Olnia's Anchor became clearer, allowing her to stay in the Real World for a longer period, giving the Sanguine more time to find a way to sever ties.

Kronos readily agreed to Olmer's idea.

The Sanguine had helped him a lot, and now it was time for him to repay them. He had this in mind when he signed the contract with Olnia.