Lord of Mysteries: Yao Guang

"It's okay, Klein, I've decided."

Esther noticed Klein's hesitation and immediately gave him a bright smile: "I should have known that He would not let me go easily - if I can get something for this, it would be a good result for me. ”

As if to deliberately attack Klein, Amon added on Esther's behalf: "But I would like to kindly remind you that this is just because helping you is beneficial to 'him' and is the expectation of fate."

Amon faced Esther's harsh look and continued: "You don't want to become a sinner who brings disaster to this world because you were deceived and became soft-hearted, right?"

Klein was stunned for a moment by Amon's exaggerated statement and couldn't help but frown, but he was not in a hurry to refute this statement.

According to Klein's usual habit, he should have used divination to seek verification of this statement, but in front of Amon and Esther, Klein realized that such divination was not safe.

It would be nice if we were in the palace of gray mist...

Klein dared to sleep directly to regain his energy, but he did not dare to climb directly onto the gray fog. This was also based on the consideration that Amon would parasitize him. He highly doubted that Amon would find a way to deeply parasitize him and follow him.

Klein took a deep breath, and the "Joker" ability naturally helped him adjust the expression on his face. His smile contained an alienating indifference: "Whether it's a bet or a game, what exactly do you want to do? "

Amon held his monocle in a serious manner and said in a soft voice: "It's very simple. I will give you three days. The original journey will continue, and as long as you can find a way to escape from the journey I planned, good."

"That's it?" Esther found this rule unbelievable, "Just seventy-two hours, then I can-"

Amon immediately shook his head: "No, you can't just 'steal' the distance and take your child away. But I am more tolerant, so I will give you two options to decide when this game will end.

"First, you find the surprise I prepared at 'Journey's End' in advance, and second, which one of you two can successfully escape my sight for twenty-four hours... I think this time should be long enough.

"You don't have to doubt that there are any language traps here. Just like what I said, as long as anyone is out of my sight, no matter where they are hiding, then in the end..."

Amon smiled at Esther, his dark eyes were bottomless: "He can leave, and I will give you the same reward."

"What?"

But after Esther's curiosity was aroused, Amon gave up the idea: "That was originally an extra gift - so I will keep it a secret."

Esther snorted dullly and met Klein's eyes. When he shook his head slightly, Esther took two steps forward firmly and patted his shoulder: "It's okay, don't worry, it will definitely happen. There is a solution!”

Such blind optimism made Klein choke for a moment, and then he matched Esther's words and smiled: "Since you said so..."

Then Klein looked at Amon: "How can we ensure that you will follow the rules of this 'game'?"

"He won't follow it." Esther had thought about this issue a long time ago. With her understanding of Amon, she could confidently criticize this "comrade", "If I didn't think so, No, 'cheating' will also be part of this bet."

"Yeah, it's more interesting this way. Even if I make any guarantee, it doesn't have any credibility for you." Amon shook his head sadly, "You can discuss whatever you want, or you can try any way to escape..."

Klein listened to Amon's suggestion, but his brows furrowed more and more: "You will also use 'parasitism' to find us?"

But Amon waved his hand very coolly: "I don't need it. When your opponent thinks you will use a strategy, not taking action can also become a good trap."

It was difficult to distinguish between true and false. Esther thought for a moment in confusion before turning her inquiring gaze to Klein. As a result, she saw worries similar to her own on his face. Both of them were thinking of referring to each other's opinions.

Klein and Esther nodded to each other in silence, and then spoke together:

"Can!"

"no."

Esther tilted her head in surprise: "Why not? You were obviously the one who escaped -"

"I don't know, but I have a very uncomfortable feeling." Klein couldn't say that his spiritual intuition was used to judge where there was danger, but he felt it was necessary to point this out to Esther. She saw I was very anxious to go up.

Esther was silent for a few seconds, "Klein, listen, nothing will happen to me. He won't do anything to me... If Amon wanted to hurt me, he would have done it long ago."

Amon seemed to be happy to see the differences between the two, and even added fuel to the fire when interjecting: "That's because I'm worried about the chain reaction it will cause, especially, 'my brother' might be angry."

This time, Esther heard Amon's subtle tone: "Does this have anything to do with Him?"

Amon's voice immediately turned cold: "You should know better than me."

Knowing that if she continued to ask, she would easily run into Amon's inexplicable anger, Esther immediately turned to Klein: "You must seize this opportunity, understand? You must leave here, for you - What Amon wants is too dangerous.”

Klein was silent for a moment. He seemed to have been hesitating for something. It was not until Esther warned him solemnly that Klein made up his mind: "No, I can't just leave like this."

Esther looked a little panicked. She took a step back and distanced herself from Klein again: "Why? Isn't this the most important thing now?"

"Esther, I was wondering why you were in such a hurry to let me leave," Klein chose his words carefully, not wanting to hurt Esther's good intentions to help him. "If you believe in my spiritual intuition, think about it more... You may have been affected by something else."

"No, I just--"

Esther gritted her teeth and held back the breath of defense for herself. The skylark in her arms made a low cry, which made Esther feel that the momentum pushing her calmed down a little.

"Okay, you're right, I'm a little anxious."

Amon waited until the two of them were silent for a moment before he spoke slowly: "So, you plan to choose the first rule?"

Esther nodded heavily: "Yes, and no, you didn't say the second one is not possible..."

This time she didn't look at Klein again: "He chose the first one, I chose the second one, is it not possible?"

Klein didn't say anything else, his expression was calm.

Arrodes seemed to have kept the nickname "all-knowing". Just like what the mirror said, she seemed to have made a different choice from him.

Amon smiled and pinched the lens: "Of course."