Mysteries: Arcana Wars

Klein listened carefully to Scott's answer and had a general understanding of the situation of the "travelers" at the end of the Fifth Epoch.

This group of "time travelers" appeared in a very concentrated manner, and their number was not small. They had a certain impact from the end of the Fifth Epoch to the beginning of the Sixth Epoch. However, the people at that time and later did not know that these people were the so-called time travelers from the "future". Now, only the Manstein couple, who made outstanding contributions to the development of the Sixth Epoch under the protection of the Steam Church, were given the title of "time travelers" by the fanatical masses and enjoyed the supreme courtesy of the people of the future.

Some other people and legends are just associated with some ridicule of "time travelers" and are not generally recognized by the public. Even more people have disappeared in the long river of history for thousands of years.

Of course, judging from Scott's description, not everyone in this "general" army of travelers can become Emperor Roselle or the Mansteins, and most people do not have the energy to survive the apocalypse. Klein speculated that those who formed a Labang Society and wanted to become the trendsetters of the times might not be all of them, and many people just started to live a simple life in this world.

No matter how dull their lives were, the supervision and information blockade of the church were essential for these travelers. Since the Steam Church knew so much about the "travelers", the interrogation, surveillance, utilization and training of these people must have been varied. Especially since they had the "Son of Steam" Emperor Roselle in the Fifth Epoch, and kept the Mansteins in captivity in the Sixth Epoch, they could be said to be the front line of research on travelers.

Other churches and mysterious organizations should have done some research on the subject of "time travelers", but the information they have is probably only a handful that can compare with that of the Steam Church.

What made Klein laugh and cry was that the Steam Church not only failed to discover the truth that these travelers came from the old times, but because of the vigorous development of the Sixth Epoch, it came to the opposite conclusion and believed that these travelers were "people from the future"...

If they had tried to travel back in time like this "time traveler", it would have been fun. As a way to master "history", Klein knew very well that history could not be changed, and there was no possibility of "coming from the future".

This is not their fault, because this mysterious Sixth Epoch is so confusing. If it were me, knowing nothing about the Old Age, and seeing the Sixth Epoch that fits the description, I would definitely have a preconceived idea and would rather think that the "time traveler" came from the future. After all, compared to the Old Age that I know nothing about, this living Sixth Epoch is more in line with people's current cognition.

At this moment, Klein suddenly thought of Leonard.

In the week after waking up, Leonard mentioned the concept of "knowledge from the old times" to Klein more than once, but from his performance, he did not know Klein's identity as a "time traveler from the past", but believed that Klein obtained so much knowledge from the old times after becoming the "Lord of Mysteries".

It seems that in the general cognition of the church, Emperor Roselle and the Mansteins are not compared, as their times and performances are too different. Relatively speaking, Emperor Roselle's inventions and creations are more conservative and in line with the social and historical background of the time, while the notes of the Mansteins are more radical and crazy, out of touch with the social reality of the time.

Most importantly, the Mansteins "appeared" in the wave of travelers at the end of the Fifth Epoch. From Scott's description, the church generally believed that "travelers" were an extraordinary phenomenon that occurred at a certain moment, rather than a continuous mystical event that lasted for hundreds or thousands of years. In this way, the suspicion of Emperor Roselle and himself was cleared. Even if someone recognized the Roselle text, it would be considered that "someone in the future cracked the Roselle text."

But from Leonard's experience, Klein doubted that the most distinguished members of the Church of Evernight had some understanding of the old times. He wondered whether they had come to the conclusion that the time traveler came from the past...

...hiss...from this point of view, why do I suddenly feel like I can't protect my underwear...

This made Klein more certain of his speculations about the Goddess of Night during the Fifth Epoch, but he didn't dare to draw a conclusion now. He decided to ask the illusion Melissa next time he saw her.

As for the Roselle Notes... Klein had no hope of completely deciphering them. He believed that there must be fellow countrymen from the Great Foodie Country among these travelers, but those who knew Roselle might not necessarily get valuable notes, and those who got valuable notes might not necessarily know Roselle. Moreover, under the high-intensity attention of the church and the extraordinary organization, exposing one's identity as a "traveler" would definitely be a dangerous thing.

...More than 1,300 years have passed, and more things have been covered up in the long river of time...

Looking at the magician's unchanging charlatan smile, Scott felt a little uneasy and became impatient.

Why hasn’t this guy responded for so long? Is his brain frozen?

"Sorry to have kept you waiting. Thank you for your answer. Now, you can make your second wish to me."

The magician took off his hat and saluted again.

"My second wish is that I still want an answer and some intelligence."

Scott held up a finger.

During the time when the magician's smile was down, Scott had already thought of the problem.

"You are not the detective's assistant. You took the identity of the street magician because you are a high-level Beyonder sent by Pales to protect Detective Leonard?"

The questions that the magician avoided at the beginning were actually the ones that Scott was very concerned about. He had many speculations and questions about the magician, so he mixed these information together and raised the question of wish.

Although Pales was nominally under the jurisdiction and surveillance of the Church of Night, it did not mean that the Church of Steam did not know that he had picked up a cheap grandson, let alone Scott, whose information flow and faith bottom line were as flexible.

This question was exactly what Klein wanted.

Ha, I was afraid you wouldn’t ask this!

"It's true that I'm not an assistant detective, but I'm not someone Mr. Pales sent to protect Detective Leonard."

The magician raised his cane, took two steps back, and patted the large box of suspicious structure.

"This is a 'fully automatic wishing machine'."

"A week ago, a down-and-out street magician met me and made three wishes to me:"

"A great partner to help with the show, an inspiring journey, and... fame."

"So, I took away the identity of the magician 'Merlin Hermes' so that all three of his wishes would be granted."

...That's very thoughtful of you.