Mystery: Chaos Path

As for why other transmigrators didn't become famous in history—how novel! Leaving aside that most of the history before and including the Fourth Epoch is incomplete, we can't be sure that earlier transmigrators didn't do great things, only that they weren't passed down.

Just like there are differences in personality between people, it's normal for there to be flamboyant transmigrators like Rosell, as well as transmigrators with low-key personalities who don't like to show off.

Klein was more concerned about two other questions. The first was the subsequent experience of this fellow countryman—the diary only recorded up to when Zoroaster was caught by Amon and kept as a snack, waiting to be harvested in the future, while Zoroaster was secretly plotting his own rescue, which abruptly stopped. Although the fact that his diary could be circulated seemed to indicate that he had successfully escaped danger afterward, it was still a bit worrying.

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The second question was about the description of the Zoroaster family—an ancient family of Beyonders with a scholarly background, but already in decline, with an enemy called Amon, and family members having three choices: Thief, Seer, and Apprentice.

Klein: … …

So familiar!

Hadn't he heard this setting somewhere before?

Klein thought of his newly minted teacher, and for a moment, he even had the absurd guess—could this diary be written by Roland?

But then Klein felt that this was unlikely, mainly because Roland had no reason to let his diary circulate outside, and Roland was a Seer, not a Thief.

“But it is also possible that this diary was written randomly by Jack, but what is he trying to do by doing this?” Klein still felt that this possibility was unlikely, mainly because the other party really had no motivation to do so.

“But in fact, there is no need for motivation, after all, it may just be purely for fun…” Klein thought of Roland's playful personality that was inadvertently revealed when he was with Roland, and for a moment, he felt that it made sense again.

After all, it's normal for silly college students to do anything.

Unable to draw a conclusion, Klein didn't dwell on it too much, but continued to preside over the Tarot Club, and informed Justice Audrey and Hanged Man Alger of the new honorific name he had compiled, asking them to try to pray after returning.

After the Tarot Club ended, Klein sent away Justice Audrey and Hanged Man Alger, and then frowned as he looked at the diary in his hand.

He thought for a while, conjured a pendulum and began to divine, the content of the divination being: "Jack Jones wrote this page of the diary."

Soon the divination had a result, the answer was negative.

The diary did not come from Jack Jones.

Klein still had great faith in the divination results on the gray fog, and when he saw this, he showed a thoughtful expression: "So there really is a fourth transmigrator…"

Thinking that Roland was wary of Amon but not too afraid when he mentioned him, Klein suddenly had another guess in his mind: "Could it be that Jack's attitude towards Amon was precisely because he saw the diary of this transmigrator senior from the Zoroaster family?"

“Well, but even if that’s really the case, it doesn’t actually rule out that Jack is indeed a member of the Zoroaster family. These two things can be equal.”

… …

While Klein was brainstorming on the gray fog, Roland was in a teacher's office at Tingen University, discussing some history of the Fourth Epoch with Azik.

“…Mr. Azik, you are indeed knowledgeable, even knowing this.” Roland sincerely sighed. In the discussion with Azik just now, he did gain a lot of interesting knowledge, and he didn't know whether it was the content mastered by the other party as a history professor, or the knowledge brought by his memory as the Death Consul.

Anyway, Roland didn't lose out at all.

“Many of your views are also very interesting, giving me some new feelings.” Azik smiled gently. After he finished speaking, he took a sip of coffee, and then seemed to remember something, and asked: “Have you been helping Klein investigate the Antigonus family and the Fool's affairs recently?”

Compared to Klein, Azik was also a little interested in this aspect, but his interest was not too great, and he was also busier with work, so he didn't pay attention to the subsequent investigation progress.

Roland nodded when he heard this, and said with a smile: "Klein is my good friend, and I am also very interested in this aspect. By the way, I have also been investigating the Abraham family recently. That was also a great noble family in the Fourth Epoch. I don’t know if Mr. Azik has heard of it.”

“Abraham…” Azik paused his original action of stirring the coffee, showing a thoughtful expression. After several seconds, he said: “I only remember that their ancestor seemed to be called Mr. Door.”

“Mr. Door…” Roland appropriately showed a dazed expression, and then said as if he suddenly understood: “So Door means this.”

“Thank you, Mr. Azik. You have solved some of my doubts.” Roland then said.

“You're welcome, I didn't help much.” Azik shook his head gently.

Roland looked at Azik thoughtfully, as if he had thought of something. Then he looked around, and after confirming that there was no one else in the office, he lowered his voice and said: “Mr. Azik, do you, do you also know something about mysterious powers?”

Azik was silent for a few seconds in the face of this straightforward inquiry, probably not expecting Roland to be so brave as to make a straight ball, but he didn't deny it, just said gently: "I do know something about the mysterious field."

There is no mistake, one first, one hair, one inside, one content, one is, one look, one look!

“Sure enough…” Roland showed an expression of “I guessed it would be like this”, and said with some excitement and expectation: “I am a Seer, Mr. Azik, what pathway are you on?”

This time, Azik was really silent. Although he had seen that Roland was a little simple-minded and inexperienced in the past few days, he really didn't expect Roland to come with a suicide bomber.

This made Azik laugh and couldn't help but warn: "Don't tell others your Sequence casually, it's very dangerous."

Although he didn't recover much memory, Azik still knew one thing, that is, intelligence is very important in the battles of the extraordinary realm. No matter how powerful a Beyonder is, if his Sequence is known, he will be targeted.

“I didn’t just say it casually. Mr. Azik, you’re not a bad person.” Roland muttered in a low voice, “If it were someone else, I definitely wouldn’t say it. I’m not stupid.”

“I think you probably told Klein about this too.” Azik said gently and calmly.

Roland suddenly widened his eyes. He looked at Azik, as if he had thought of something, and showed a sudden realization, and said: “Oh, right, Mr. Azik, you and Klein have known each other for so long, you must know each other’s situation.” This acting skill, whoever comes has to praise him as an actor.