Mysteries: Arcana Wars

The familiar Harvest Church had gone through the erosion of a thousand years, but it still stood like a stubborn stone on the streets of Backlund.

It was just that it was a little different from the reserved but vibrant Harvest Church in his memory, Klein thought. Compared to the silhouette in Season 5 in his memory, the Harvest Church in front of him looked obviously tired and old, with every brick engraved with the marks of time.

The Church of the Earth has never had any advantages in Loen. With the decline of the Church of Storms, the return of the Church of Steam and Machinery to Loen, and the worsening relationship between Loen and Feynaport in recent years, the Church of the Mother Earth has become more marginalized. Today, the Church of the Earth can only be a hospital in the tiny area of ​​the Harvest Church in Loen, and the old Harvest Church has been cruelly divided into two. One side is combined with the newly built buildings to form the Church of the Earth Hospital, which is temporarily under the control of the Church of the Mother Earth, while the other side is the Harvest Museum owned by the Loen royal family, exhibiting various cultural relics from the royal family or other churches, as a means of restraining the Church of the Earth.

It is estimated that many of those so-called cultural relics are extraordinary items used to suppress the Church of Mother Earth. Klein thought that even if they were not displayed openly, all parties must have made sufficient preparations in the warehouse.

"Emlyn White, 27 years old, doctor of medicine, currently at the Earth Church Hospital. He is the last student of Dean Sinedu Williams and is currently a doctor in the rotation stage."

Leonard walked forward and handed Klein a cup of coffee in a manner that he thought was quite cool.

"I met Emlyn at noon today, but we didn't get to talk. As expected, he didn't recognize me at all." Klein took a sip of coffee and was very satisfied with the rich caramel. "But what I'm more concerned about is that he seems to have forgotten something else. I think if we can figure out what Emlyn has lost now, we can find the key to waking him up."

Leonard agreed with Klein's conclusion. In this regard, through his own experience and some changes before and after his awakening, Leonard came to some small conclusions.

“I think that before we woke up, what was sealed might not only be our memories and extraordinary abilities, but also some elements of our personalities and even beliefs. This makes us show characteristics that are completely opposite to our original personalities in some places,” Leonard pondered. “If you can grasp this point and let them make a wish to you, perhaps you can find the conditions for them to [reset] more quickly.”

Klein agrees.

They had some superficial understanding of the Tarot Club members before coming to the hospital. As a policeman, Leonard could use his position to obtain a large amount of identity information from the official information system. He only needed to enter the names of the Tarot Club members and filter them, and he could get a lot of results. However, for some Tarot Club members who were not from Loen, this method was not so useful.

"Now you, 'Merlin Hermes', can be considered an illegal immigrant in the technologically advanced Sixth Epoch, but with this police officer's ID, I can at least take you to the Earth Church Hospital without any obstacles."

Leonard finished his coffee, threw the cup into the trash can with great precision, and took out a stack of materials from his bag to count.

"Of course, I don't come to the Earth Church Hospital casually. This time I'm here to do some business, and quite a bit."

He straightened his clothes and returned to the serious and calm look that Klein had when he first saw him. It seemed that this was Leonard's working state.

"We solved a very troublesome kidnapping case a few days ago. The son of a wealthy man was kidnapped to the suburbs by a group of robbers. We finally found the hostage before they paid the ransom."

"We have won a great victory. There are some casualties, but no martyrs. Two criminals have died. The injured police officers and injured robbers are now in the church hospital of the Harvest Church. I have to make a visit today to deal with the follow-up of this case."

"But this illegal resident is a bit troublesome now. After all, this is still the territory of the Church of the Earth, and you don't have a decent secret doll. I guess you haven't accumulated any wish power. In addition, the old man said that Backlund has become more unstable recently. After you enter the hospital, you should follow me and don't wander around."

“…Pallez is back to parasitize you again?” Klein raised his eyebrows.

Leonard's expression froze for a moment, then he nodded calmly. Klein seemed to hear Pales sighing in anger in the air.

The two of them walked into the hospital, and the unique smell that represented absolute cleanliness filled the air. Klein felt a little emotional when he first came into contact with modern medicine after so many years.

Sure enough, with Leonard's credentials and proof, the two of them had no problem getting through the hospital. Of course, because of these reasons, their actions were mainly based on Leonard's work.

Leonard first brought Klein to the operating room to comfort the family of the injured police officer in an accident, and brought the police department's promise and commendation. After a few pleasantries, Detective Leonard had to move on to the next task.

"There are a few physiological reports on this case in this hospital. I'm going to go get them." Leonard instructed Klein seriously, "Stay here and don't wander around."

"...Will you bring me oranges when you come back?"

"What? What orange?"

"Ahem, it's nothing."

"Another joke from the old era?" Leonard muttered, "In the Sixth Era before you lost your memory, you often liked to tell me some inexplicable jokes, saying that they were old jokes you saw in the gaps of history."

Klein raised his eyebrows and said nothing.

It seems that I gave Leonard more honesty and trust in the Sixth Epoch, but it also seems that I gave him a lot of strange and bad tastes. However, the identity of the time traveler is still my secret, or I still keep a lot of secrets in front of Leonard.

"This police officer is a good guy. You can ask him or his family members what their wishes are and accumulate your wish power at the same time."

The efficient Detective Leonard left without saying a few words.

This is indeed a top priority. I can't just sit down and perform a spot programming for the other party during a fight. Klein was about to turn around and give the anxious family members a friendly miracle magician opening speech, when he saw the lights go out, the door open, and the young police officer who had just finished the operation was pushed out by the hurried doctors. Then the anxious family members rushed over, squeezed among the medical staff and shouted, deafening.

A group of people left the operating room at lightning speed, not giving Klein a chance to speak, and then disappeared from Klein's sight as fast as a missile.

Well, it looks like the operation was successful...

Thinking of this, Klein casually tossed a golden star coin and a simple divination confirmed his guess.

Being alive and busy is a good thing.

With a creaking sound, the door behind me opened again.

Klein turned around and saw that the other operating light had gone out, but no one came out. There was no one waiting in front of the operating room either. It was as quiet and deserted as a new room that had never been used.

The star coin jumped up again, and when it fell back, it brought Klein a brief image. An unknown patient was lying under a shadowless lamp. His body looked empty and dry. Then a dark green cloth covered his face. The doctors silently pushed him out of the operating room. Only the stretcher creaked in the empty operating corridor.

The harsh creaking sound was heard again, and someone walked out of the operating room with a dead look on his face. He leaned against the pale wall outside the operating room with a weak step, slid down slowly and feebly along the wall, and finally fell on the cold marble floor of the hospital. There was still a faint smell of inorganic disinfectant in the air, which even made the young doctor feel suffocated.

Klein recognized it. It was Emlyn.