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Chapter 195

Origins of the Unusual

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After reading most of the books in the Kamar-Taj library, Sean passed through the portal in the central hall and went straight to the London Sanctum. This was the magical center of the European Continent, naturally his first choice if he wanted to find clues about Mephisto.

That Hell Lord had countless incarnations. Even with Skynet's tracking, it was difficult to pinpoint him for the moment. Besides, the young man was quite curious about the Three Sanctums, which stood in the material world as a solid line of defense. He wanted to understand how the sorcerer organization hidden on the other side of the world actually operated.

Led by Mordo, Sean entered the sanctum's headquarters in West London. Sorcerers in red outer robes came and went in an endless stream, hurrying along with solemn expressions. A massive celestial body hung above the entrance hall, gleaming with lava-like crimson light, while a map of the entire European Continent stood out clearly beneath it.

"This is Lucas, the Mandala Sorcerer, and the person in charge of the London Sanctum. You can ask him if you have any questions," Mordo said, introducing a gray-haired old man. "Mandala Sorcerer is also an official with London's Department of Education, so we jokingly call him 'Dumbledore.'"

Sean smiled and shook the Mandala Sorcerer's hand warmly. After a brief introduction, Mordo explained why they had come. The Sorcerer Supreme had noticed that unusual creatures across the European Continent had been especially active lately. Incursion activity had risen twenty percent over normal levels, most likely because Mephisto was about to carry out a reincarnation ritual, drawing Hell's minions in droves.

The Mandala Sorcerer nodded and sighed. "It isn't just Hell's demons. Those vampires and werewolves who usually keep their heads down have also been appearing frequently lately. The

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