Mystery: emerging from the wilderness of knowledge

In the Harvest Church in the south area of ​​the bridge, the figures of Renekton and Klein were quickly outlined.

Emlyn, who was wiping the candlestick, subconsciously took a step back. After seeing the person clearly, he muttered dissatisfiedly:

"This is a church, do you just use the spirit world to travel in and out of here so carelessly?"

"Sorry, we will pay attention next time." Klein apologized with a very gentlemanly salute.

Renekton glanced at Emlyn, who was wearing a gray priest's robe, and said: Every vampire can quickly integrate into the Church of the Earth after experiencing inner resistance!

After looking around the church, which contained only four people including himself and Klein, he said in a nonchalant tone:

“You come to Harvest Church every day, how many people have you seen coming here to pray?”

Emlyn was stunned for a moment and frowned slightly.

Indeed, unless there are some special days, it is good to have a few people go to church to pray in a day, and there are even fewer who are truly devout believers.

No, why should I worry about the spread of the Earth Church’s faith? I’m not a believer in the Mother Goddess.

Father Utravsky, who was sitting in front of the Holy Symbol of Life and praying with his eyes closed, opened his eyes and said in a very calm tone:

"Due to the reasons of the Church of Night and the Church of Storms, I am not qualified to preach in Backlund. I can only wait for the believers to arrive."

Emlyn curled his lips with a disdainful expression:

“What’s the difference between waiting for believers to come to your door in a church and opening your wallet and waiting for gold pounds to jump in?”

"Ordinary people here either believe in the goddess of the night or the Lord of Storms."

Renekton looked at Emlyn from beginning to end and saw no trace of any psychological suggestion.

Emlyn couldn't bear the direct gaze. He took two steps back and looked at Renekton warily:

"What do you want to do?"

"Nothing, just curious. How did you adapt so quickly?"

Renekton withdrew his gaze and said calmly.

"Why did you adapt so quickly?" Emlyn looked confused.

"He is the unlucky vampire, the previous owner of the master key. You can ask him."

Renekton pointed at the confused Emlyn across from him and introduced him to Klein.

"Damn it, it's a vampire!"

"I admit that I am very unlucky, otherwise I would not be like this now, being forced to come to church every day to volunteer."

Emlyn corrected the wording in Renekton's words, and then lamented his miserable current situation.

Klein also looked at the unlucky vampire with curiosity. When Emlyn's expression gradually became hairy, he narrowed his eyes and said:

"My condolences, I want to ask you about the origin of the master key."

Emlyn raised his head in disdain and said, "Why should I tell you?"

"Tsk! It seems you prefer the Nightmare Candle."

Renekton said in a sighing tone, and then walked towards Father Utravsky who was sitting in front of the Holy Emblem of Life.

Emlyn's expression froze for a moment, then he pretended to be casual and said:

"More than a month ago, I went to a hospital in the Southern District to secretly collect blood bottles and drink from them, and I met a thief."

"He originally wanted to enter the financial room of the hospital, but he got lost and opened the door of the blood bank. I caught him on the spot."

Klein glanced at the vampire talking in front of him, and after he finished talking about how he got the master key, he couldn't help but say:

"Didn't you ever think at that time that the thief got lost because of this master key?"

The expression on Emlyn's face was stunned, and he collapsed immediately.

At that time, he was only focused on stealing blood bottles and did not think about this issue carefully at all. He did not take this issue to heart later, which led to his unlucky mistake of entering the church and being caught on the spot.

Klein sighed in his heart. After knowing the fate of the two owners of the master key, he somewhat believed what Renekton said before. He only needed to use the master key twice more to break into the demon's murder scene.

"Did the thief say where he stole it?"

Emlyn curled his lips and said, "He said it was at No. 32 Weldi Street in the South District of the Bridge. I originally planned to go check it out when I had time, but it turned out..."

After learning everything from Emlyn, Klein nodded, then took off the citrine pendant from his wrist, and directly performed a divination.

There is danger at No. 32 Wildey Street, Bridge South District

After reciting silently three times in succession, the citrine pendant rotates slightly clockwise.

"Is there some danger?" Klein mentally analyzed the possible sources of danger.

Emlyn stared at this scene intently, and when he saw that Klein's divination was over, he couldn't help but say:

"You can actually do divination! If only I could do divination too, I wouldn't have gotten lost in this hellish place."

No one at the scene paid any attention to Emlyn. The unlucky vampire had no choice but to hold his breath, pick up another candlestick and wipe it vigorously, as if that candlestick was the image of Father Utravsky in his eyes.

After Klein finished his divination, he turned his attention to Renekton, who was sitting in front of the Holy Emblem of Life with Father Utravsky and said:

"I plan to go there tonight to have a look. Do you want to go?"

"Okay." After thinking about it and realizing that he had nothing to do, Renekton nodded and agreed to Klein's invitation.

Klein habitually held the citrine pendant for another divination. This time, the citrine pendant strangely began to rotate counterclockwise faster and with greater amplitude in Klein's hand.

Klein looked at the citrine pendant in his hand, and then at Renekton who was sitting in front of the Holy Emblem of Life. For a moment, he didn't know which link was wrong.

"What do you mean? Am I the biggest danger? Or do I create danger even if there is no danger?"

Renekton also saw the citrine pendant turning counterclockwise in Klein's hand, and frowned slightly.

Klein saw that the confused expression on Renekton's face didn't seem to be fake, and after this period of contact, the two parties had already established good trust.

"Are you still going?" Klein pinched the citrine pendant that was still rotating counterclockwise in his hand and put it back on his wrist. He decided to wait for an opportunity to do another divination above the gray fog.

"Go, you must go. If nothing happens, I will smash your citrine pendant!"

Renekton, who originally had little interest in this matter, is now curious about the death of the Abraham family member.

It was obviously a little dangerous for Klein to go there, but it became very dangerous for me to go there.

Renekton couldn't figure out what kind of accident he would trigger in the past, and he was not an Extraordinary of the Gate Path.

In order to cope with the accidents and dangers that would arise at night, Renekton and Father Utravsky said goodbye and took Klein back to No. 15 Minsk Street through the spirit world.

"You make some preparations first, and I'll make some scrolls and charms to save your life."

As soon as he finished speaking, Renekton's figure entered the spiritual world again and disappeared.

Klein looked at the place where the other party's figure disappeared and restrained the corners of his mouth from twitching slightly:

"I always feel that tonight's operation won't go too smoothly. I hope it's just my illusion."

Although he said this, Klein still prepared himself from the bottom of his heart and went to do a divination again above the gray mist.

The result of the divination did not change, but Klein performed a divination on the source of the danger, and the result was that the danger was related to Renekton, but not from him himself.

"His enemy?" Klein muttered to himself, unable to figure out the key to the problem.

Mainly because he felt that with Renekton's character, if he were an enemy, he would have his ashes scattered on the spot.

The time soon reached around eleven o'clock in the evening, and Renekton brought the crow Anu to Klein's house.

He handed a bunch of solar domain spells and several scrolls to Klein:

"You can make do with it first. I rarely make spells and scrolls now, and I can't produce many at the same time."

Looking at the dozen charms and three scrolls in his hand, Klein felt like he was hugging his thighs.

"It feels so good to be protected by a big boss!" Klein sighed in his heart.

His shoulders sank, and Klein saw the crow following Renekton land on his shoulders:

"Why don't you bring Bugs Bunny?"

"The rabbit is too timid, and crows can fly. You don't have to worry about it when something happens, it can take care of itself."

Renekton explained.

Then he walked over to Klein, stretched out his left hand and put it on Klein's other shoulder.

The surrounding scene quickly turned into layers of accumulated color blocks, and then quickly retreated like an oil painting. After a while, it came to the spiritual world area corresponding to Verdi Street in the southern area of ​​the bridge.

Out of caution about the results of Klein's divination, Renekton did not choose to enter the house at No. 32 directly, but appeared on the street of Wildy Street.

In a shadowed area that was not illuminated by the gas street lamp, the figures of Renekton, Klein, and the crow standing on his shoulders were quickly outlined.

Stepping out of the shadows, it was already late at night and the streets were deserted. There were almost no pedestrians, but carriages would pass by in the distance from time to time.

Renekton's eyes, which were covered by his lenses, flashed with an imperceptible purple halo, and he was constantly scanning the surroundings.

Apart from the two of them's target, the house at No. 32, Renekton did not observe any abnormalities.