franphil Chapter 377 The Fool Begins His Performance
Chapter 377 The Fool Begins His Performance
Chapter 377 The Fool Begins His Performance
"certainly."
Long Ze'er was taken aback for a moment, then answered.
"Were you an extraordinary being who gradually became one by consuming magical potions in the world of the book?"
Edwina asked again, this time speaking much faster.
"Yes."
Long Ze'er was puzzled, but still answered.
This time, Klein and the others finally realized that the potion ingredients in the book world were real?
What exactly is this thing?
Edwina walked to the table and looked at the travelogue, but the cover of the book had changed. The symbols for "The Travels of Grosser" had disappeared, and the book looked like an ordinary history book.
She opened the contents, which contained some historical knowledge, but it was still in the form of a travelogue, recording the history experienced by several main characters. Pages that could not be opened before could now be opened, but the backs were all blank, and it was impossible to see much mystery.
If it weren't for the large number of people and the inappropriate setting, Edwina actually wanted to capture a pirate, smear his blood on the cover, and see if she could still enter the world of the book.
"Thank you for your help this time."
"I'll arrange rooms for you to rest first, and we'll talk about pay after I've calmed the crew down."
Edwina held up the "travelogue" and spoke to the two foreign players, Klein and Anderson.
also.
Klein had no objection; the Iceberg General wouldn't renege on his promise, nor would he appear too eager, as that would be ungentlemanly.
After a brief chat, everyone returned to the lounge arranged by the "Golden Dream" to rest.
After Edwina returned to her room, she was startled before she could even do her research, because Chael was sitting in the chair in front of her desk and waved to her when she came in.
"Hi."
"I've tried it; if you smear blood on your skin, you won't be able to get in after that."
He lied without batting an eye.
Upon hearing this, Edwina looked slightly disappointed, but this was to be expected. "Why did you come here?"
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She found a place to sit down. Judging from Xia'er's appearance, she must have arrived a long time ago, and the crew of the Golden Dream hadn't noticed her.
"Your dear boatswain also wrote to me, but I arrived a little late, and your other crew members don't know me."
"I read about your experiences in the world of the book, your amazing adventures. You are all incredibly lucky to be alive."
Chael's words made Edwina feel somewhat ashamed, because it meant that the crew members she had diligently taught clearly did not value the books that had caused her to disappear that much, which was why Chael was able to grasp these things through the automatically updated content of the books.
I will definitely make up for the missed lessons for them later.
Edwina thought to herself.
The next day, Edwina found Klein and wanted to talk to him about her payment.
First, there's the money; second, there's her collection. Klein can choose freely.
"Would a travelogue work too?"
Klein asked tentatively.
He felt it was necessary to pay close attention to this strange thing.
"Of course, but I must warn you, its mystery may have been hidden, or it may have disappeared..."
Edwina nodded. She hadn't slept last night and hadn't figured it out yet, but Klein could try if he wanted.
Xia Er met with Edwina for this reason; otherwise, Edwina might not have been willing to give it up.
"Then I choose this book."
Klein ultimately chose the travelogue, mainly because he had used the gray fog in the bathroom last night and realized that he had forgotten about the female elf who was supposed to be in the travelogue. Moreover, everyone else had forgotten about this. He tentatively asked about the Book of Calamities and learned the name of the female elf, Shatas.
"If you discover anything, I hope we can exchange related knowledge in the future."
"If you like that key to death, I can give you a reasonable price, on the same terms."
Edwina didn't just give it away for free; after all, it was the common property of all the crew members, not just hers alone.
"Can."
Klein did not refuse, and after receiving his payment, he enjoyed a few days of carefree fun on the Golden Dream.
Those ancient people who ran out of the world in the book are also learning some knowledge of the Fifth Age, as well as learning some Rune language. Grosser, as an old relic left over from the Second Age, has the most to learn. In addition, due to his huge size, he will stay on the Golden Dream for a period of time.
Lieutenant General Iceberg was also very welcoming.
Although this era is somewhat unfamiliar, there is never a worst time in life. Even Long Ze'er is planning to go home to see if he can provide some help to his brother's descendants if needed.
A gray, foggy space.
Klein looked at the travelogue on the table. He had first consulted the divination in the Gray Fog Space to assess the dangers of bringing the travelogue there, which was why he chose to do so.
Klein had a premonition that placing the "Travelogue" and the "Book of Calamities" together might lead to some changes. Being cautious as he was, he decided to do more divination and less action.
"Is this the only way to reach an audience?"
He consulted a fortune teller, and the answer was negative.
If it's not unique, then it's not that dangerous. The position of the gray fog space should be no worse than that of uniqueness, and it should be able to suppress all sorts of strange things below uniqueness.
Its origin.
Klein was relieved and immediately used dream divination, closing his eyes and entering a dream.
Light appeared in the hazy world, and a huge floating island emerged. On the massive stone pillars, dragons of various attributes coiled. In the central hall, a book with a yellowish-brown cover floated in mid-air, with a shadow trailing behind it.
It was a creature sitting on a throne, with pale gold eyes like a dragon king.
"Nice to meet you again."
"The Fool..."
Shael propped his head up with one hand, and even without close inspection, one could feel the trembling of the dream itself. This seemed to indicate the mood of the dream's owner. Perhaps due to path dependence, Klein always liked to use dream divination on the items left behind by the audience.
"Dreams are also the audience's" authority...
"Confuse?"
"You don't need that. For a dreamer, spiritual interaction is mental interaction, and mental interaction is limited omniscience."
With a wave of his hand, Shael caused the dream world to expand. The dream that should have been in Klein's mental world began to manifest externally, instead enveloping his spirit. Half of the Tarot Society's office appeared in Levishire (the City of Miracles), with a palace of gray mist on one side and the kingdom of dragons on the other.
Klein was at a disadvantage because he was facing an audience who knew him inside and out.
Even ordinary people can anticipate the attitudes of acquaintances when they are facing them, let alone the audience?
"Were you waiting for me?"
As expected, just as Xia'er had anticipated, after a brief silence, the Fool clasped his hands together, rested his head on the back of his hands, and spoke with a tone that was not one of fear or panic, but rather of curiosity and doubt.