The Secret Code of Monsters

Chapter 615 Ch.614 Breath of Order

Roland had no reason to hide anything from Claudia Hayon Cavendish.

Although he was an executive, he was not so ‘executive’.

He told Hayon that if she was willing to give him the parchment scroll, he would tell her what he ‘interpreted’ from it – Roland was ambiguous about the authenticity of the “original people” (after all, the doctrine of the Holy Cross also said that the Father of All Things created humans), but Saint Archimedes did exist.

“If you are willing to share precious knowledge and secrets with me, Mr. Collins, not only this parchment scroll, I am even willing to pay a rare object for it.” Since that day, Hayon has never shown any arrogance or disrespect to Roland.

She seemed to have learned something from her mentor. When facing Roland, there was always a kind of flattery that was vague and a passion that was more obscure than flattery…

Between men and women.

"How can I let Cavendish..." Roland looked at the somewhat excited woman and pursed his lips: "...deal."

"A reasonable deal."

"Secrets are never free."

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Her eyes made me uncomfortable.

"Oh, the way Big O Bat looked up at you while mumbling..."

"I think comfort has nothing to do with eyes."

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I remember blocking you.

"I have imagination."

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You don't.

The next afternoon.

Hayan came to the door with a suitcase.

Teresa sent away the servants and served the three of them personally - because the reappeared past also concerned Teresa, Roland hoped that she could listen too.

"This is an oil lamp left by Jocelyn Cavendish. I have never found a way to light it."

Hayan opened the leather buckle and pulled out a bunch of puffed yarn for filling.

In the suitcase, there was a 'twisted' copper lamp.

-It twisted like a candle twisted by the high temperature of the flame, as if it had a soul. A huge copper ring was placed on the top of the lantern for holding, and the shell was covered with words as twisted as the lantern itself...

The copper-gold shell was wailing.

This was the wonder left by Jocelyn Cavendish to her family.

Roland only took a glance and understood why the oil lamp was left in the Cavendish family - Jocelyn Cavendish did not understand the words on it, or fortunately she did not try.

...

"Name": Breath of Order

"Type": Wonder (Influence)

"Description": Even the fragile can burn.

A lamp-shaped wonder.

Those who use it must pay a heavy price.

Holding the cold copper ring, using the soul as fuel, silently recite the words of glory lost in history.

'I will die.'

'Until no one dies again.'

When history has a wound, it can only become a scar.

Holding and using the Breath of Order will light the lamp and make your soul burn quickly.

Its light will devour the existence of "not belonging to this history".

Note: Both the ritualist and the mortal can die, but you cannot expect the soul of the mortal to be as vigorous (power) as the ritualist.

Note: The soul burned by the 'Breath of Order' cannot return to the peaceful place it believes in, and has no chance to condense into a ghost wandering in the mortal world.

Note: It cannot work on gods.

Note: The soul is its fuel... I mean, whether it is alive or dead.

Note: Please treat this wonder with caution. Once used, it will not give the holder a chance to regret.

…

Roland held the copper ring, and the old oil lamp hanging in the air creaked.

It was like an anthropomorphic copper life, staring at the hideous and twisted mottled shell for a long time, always giving people a chilling feeling.

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Influence?

"Yes, influence."

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I only know that the wonder comes from alien species.

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What is influence?

"Don't you know what influence is? If the ritual requires a 'lie', you should know what to do."

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Can influence create wonders?

The flame jumped twice.

"Rather than manufacturing..."

"It's better to say that it 'needs'."

Roland didn't understand.

"The world needed it, so it appeared."

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Just like God said let there be light?

"The bullshit doctrine of the Father of All Things..."

"Roland."

"Never activate this wonder."

"Never."

"There is a solution to any dilemma, but don't put your hope on this lamp - you won't have a chance to regret."

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I do know where it should be used...

To devour existence that does not belong to this history.

It is already a very clear direction.

Worms.

In the dream, he and Cinder Kratov encountered those black beetles that would multiply and split rapidly, and lay eggs in human flesh and soul.

They do not belong to their own history.

They are invaders and destroyers.

But thinking of this, Roland suddenly had a guess:

Jocelyn Cavendish left this oil lamp, so where did she get it from?

"The Hanging Key Meeting"?

‘The world needs it, so it appears’ - the meaning of the wrench, if understood in another way: Is the behavior of the “Hanging Key Meeting” recognized or not?

Why didn’t they come back alive?

After the passage was opened, did the worms arrive at this level of history from that moment?

Roland was faced with more and more mysteries.

And the next sentence from Hayon brought all the clues together to a familiar name.

"...I remember when I was a kid, I heard an old servant who served my aunt talk about a name," Hayon saw Roland staring at the oil lamp in a daze, and whispered: "...It was a complaint. She said that there was always someone named Ryan Masters looking for my aunt...It's useless, right?"

"Ryan Masters?" Roland's eyes were dim.

Then some things were right.

Saint Archimedes' dream.

Ryan Masters, who left his name.

A member of the "Hanging Key Society", or even the leader.

Jocelyn Cavendish, also an important member of the "Hanging Key Society". These primitive people with "noble" blood flowing in their veins, who do not know when and where they found the secrets of the world when they were sleeping, knew their own identities, and began to form a cult, in order to find their own gods, uncover the lies of the Crown God on earth, and, to invite, praise Him, and welcome Him, in an attempt to reproduce the greatness of the Eleven Crown Gods...

Then establish their own country.

Roland grinned and uttered a word that Belos often used in his dreams.

'Jew...'

Hayan turned his face to the side: "What did you say, Mr. Collins?"

"I said you are as beautiful as usual today, Miss." Roland exhaled, carefully put down the oil lamp, and looked at Randolph, Theresa and Hayon in front of him.

"The text recorded on the parchment happened to be a course I was studying - the executive officer always needs to know more about his enemies..."

Randolph was the first to react.

"My father is a cultist? Roland, are you kidding?"

"To be exact, it's your mother, Jocelyn Cavendish."

Roland didn't know whether to hide the part about the jump in history and replace it with an 'unknown ritual' - he didn't think Claudia Hayon Cavendish would give up the pursuit of 'nobility in blood', but hoped to delay the crazy behavior of this group of lunatics as much as possible...

Is the "Hanging Key Secret Meeting" really destroyed?

If not, this ritualist of the Cavendish family will sooner or later follow the same path as Jocelyn Cavendish...

Roland suddenly thought.

If we judge by 'blood'.

Randolph and Beatrice can also be regarded as half primitive people...