1349 Door (2/2)
In the darkness, there were tiny balls of stellar light condensing into spherical lights. On closer inspection, they looked like strange insects with bent bodies.
The spherical light rapidly rose, forming a gigantic arm that passed through the Doors of Flesh and Blood.
This arm, which clearly didn't belong to a human, pressed against the altar and forcefully squeezed out, causing the entire Door of Blood and Flesh to shake. Even the forest and the entire island began to shake as though it was an earthquake.
Verdu watched this scene happily, and his vision suddenly blurred.
Pa!
Something fell from his face into the bushes.
Verdu subconsciously lowered his head and saw an eye with bulging blood vessels rolling around.
Pa, Pa, Pa. His nose, ears, and remaining eye, as well as his muscles, plopped to the ground one after another, each seeping with a stellar radiance.
Thump!
His body collapsed as his flesh and blood completely collapsed.
At that moment, the arm finally squeezed through the Door of Flesh and Blood and attempted to pull out the rest of its body.
Boom!
In the darkness behind the door, thick lightning bolts formed a storm and descended, but they were swallowed by the sudden appearance of a blood-colored tide.
Finally, a gigantic figure formed from pure spherical lights passed through the Door of Flesh and Blood.
In the next second, the spherical light began to collapse and fold, as though they were going to undergo a qualitative change. Following that, dark cracks appeared out of the void in the surrounding forest.
These cracks directly engulfed the different parts of the trees, turning them into strange shapes.
At the same time, a hurricane from unknown origins blew out from a crack and swept in all directions. The entire Blue Mountain Island that Bayam was on trembled as though it was about to sink.
Inside the Cathedral of Waves, Alger Wilson, who was vexed over failing to monitor Verdu after he ”Teleported,” suddenly heard the sounds of doors opening.
Every door in the city was opened automatically at this moment.
This… Alger turned his head and looked into the forest outside the city that seemed to be the source of the anomaly.
Thud!
The moment the door opened, Derrick, who had been woken up by the earthquake, frowned.
Creak! Creak! Creak!
In the cities like Backlund, Trier, and St. Millom, all things that could be called doors opened.
…
Above the gray fog, in the half-collapsed ancient palace, the crazy maggot vortex instinctively attacked the light-gold figure and The Fool symbol, but nothing came out of it.
After nearly a minute, Genie suddenly chuckled.
”You really aren't 'Him.' Otherwise, I'd have distorted the promise you made just now and made 'His' seal be removed automatically.”
”This effect can only be achieved by twisting the original owner's words? You previously used this method to realize that I'm not the Lord of the Mysteries?” Klein's voice sounded from the symbol of The Fool.
Genie scoffed and said, ”I have at least ten ways to verify that it's 'Him.'”
Without waiting for Klein's reply, the pale-gold figure smiled and said, ”You don't seem like you can maintain this state for too long. Alright, the deal has been made. After I complete your two wishes, you must send the Magic Wishing Lamp into the cosmos before 1368 of this epoch.”
Genie's voice gradually turned solemn, as if ”He” was proclaiming a law.
At that moment, ”He” seemed to have established a particular rule based on this deal. There was no need to worry that Klein would go back on his word in the future.
”If you can't fulfill this promise, even if you become the Lord of the Mysteries, you will perish and split,” warned the Genie as he asked, ”Tell me your two wishes. Take note. Don't involve higher-level Beyonder characteristics, and don't exceed the limit of my present powers. Otherwise, the wish will be granted in a distorted way. This is a rule that has been set. I can't violate it now.”
In the symbol of The Fool that was outlined by the bright light, Klein's voice calmly said, ”The first wish: The two wishes that Bernadette Gustav previously made are to be brought under my name. This should be very simple for you.”
Genie immediately said with a smile, ”Indeed, you want to make use of the terrible outcome from making a third wish to deal with your current predicament. Not bad, this is something that stems from my level. I will satisfy your wish and let you die in pain.”
Klein's voice sounded again:
”The second wish: Let my Utopia give rise to a corresponding region in the spirit world. This doesn't involve the advancement of a Sequence, nor does it have anything to do with higher-level Beyonder characteristics. You can definitely do it.”
Genie's light-gold figure wavered before ”He” said with a smile, ”Your wish will be granted.”
…
Inside the corpse cathedral.
Klein touched the bloody wooden stake on his chest, as though he was considering how to get it out.
During this process, he casually asked Adam, ”You didn't attempt to become a god in the Fourth Epoch because you didn't obtain 0-08?”
”It was one factor. More importantly, there were still many latent dangers that haven't been resolved at that time.” Adam looked at the huge cross in front of ”Him” with a warm gaze.
Klein turned his head to the side and looked at the Visionary and said, ”For example, during that period, the remnant will of the Primordial One was still very strong…”
Before he finished his sentence, a large amount of bright-red blood flowed down Klein's head.
However, the corner of his lips curled up slightly.